Business Hotel Ocean Nagoya

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... t want to be....all by myself. ..anymore. It's not that bad actually, but felt like singing a song :o) Anyway, it's Spring and the weather is very 'hen' (strange). It can be as warm as 24 degrees during the day, but as cold as 9 degrees in the morning, and when I go home in the evening. The cherry blossoms are out though and they're very pretty! The new school year started last Thursday and work has been 'hecticly ...

... re so cyute I wish i could take them home...maybe not...only until they're toilet trained! I've also been practicing kempo for a few weeks now. The branch is small as I said before, and I get lonely and confused, coz there aren't any girls practicing and I have low comprehension of what is said. The teacher has got my paperwork sorted out, so I'm officially a member of ...

... on any given day. But actually the spirit of spring begins a bit earlier than this, albeit in a more hushed and underrated manner. Late February to early March marks the coming of the ume, or plum blossoms, which are frankly just as beautiful (if not more so, some would argue), even if not as ephemeral. Since I neglected to make any effort to see them in previous years, I made it a point to seek them out this time around. Mayu and I actually planned to ...

... ran across the store to assist us in our fascimile needs. They walked us through the entire process in nauseating detail and I thought how different this experience would be in a 7-11 back home. In the US sometimes it is difficult to get someone to look up from their newspaper to help you, but in Japan people approach their jobs with vigor, enthusiasm and pride. The biggest challenge for the Japanese is being able to adapt and open up to outsude ideas.