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... in Gwanghwamun, and I must say that I thoroughly enjoyed it. An elegant Korean lady, along with an Hungarian pianist, captivated the audience for an hour and a half, and I came away feeling very relaxed.<br><br>As October approached, I started getting really excited as I was due to make a long overdue return to Japan - I could barely believe that 18 months had passed since Ali and me were upgraded to business class on our way home! My friend Yumi, who has always been so ...

Hi, It hasn't been that long since the last entry, but lots of things have happened since then. Halloween craziness is over, and on Tuesday I asked Bruce Lee what he would dress up as next year, in which he replied, 'i think maybe...stag beetle'. News for the week, -Buy 1 get 1 free. 2 new boys in the class! -Field Trip to the FireStation! Remember how I said I was getting a new student, it turned out being 2. I now have another Japanese boy and also an ...

... Coast Guard vessel) and I ordered this Roast Beef dish... which was the first time I had steak my entire time in Japan. Man, have I missed steak! When we left, eating gelato, we heard taiko drums and saw lanterns. The Port of Nagoya is celebrating its 100th birthday tomorrow and there were mini-parades to celebrate. We saw three: one featured modern dancing, another was traditional bon, and the last was a taiko float. Made the trip to the Port completely worth it.

I'm in a big shopping mall called JR Takashimaya in Nagoya. We've been shopping for the past 2 hours, and I'm out of things to shop for, so I'm just chilling on a chair by the escalators while my mom looks around. My mom and I ate breakfast at the hotel before we left Gifu. It was a buffet breakfast, and it was pretty nice. They had chocolate croissants too! I love chocolate croissants. I had to change floors just now because my mom came back from looking at that ...

... between the still-alive fish and its meat so they didn't have to watch the fish watch them in horror as they ate it. How appalling. Fish heads are considered a garnish here - I still don't understand how this can possibly trigger an appetite - I'm constantly asking myself, "what about plain-old parsley flakes?". To make things look more appealing they plop a severed fish head (everything, usually involving lips agape in a screaming-for-its-life fashion, and blank staring lifeless ...