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:: Tuesday, November 15, 2005 ::
Back to School
Got to visit an elementary school today--the kids were so cute! I'm just going to post the pictures for now, and I'll add commentary later if I can. Japanese and American schools are really really different, and it can't be summed up in the fifteen minutes I have. :P
Cheese! Getting ready for lunch.
Is there anything cuter than a big strong foreigner losing to a fourth grader?
Dance lesson!
And yea for modern technology. ^_^
Popular guy! He got the kids doing whole bunches of "yeas!" for next to no reason, hehehe.
Piggyback ride.
Beware of the kids with peace signs! They attack! -_^
...ditto.
Bai bai.
All of the non-Japanese people you see are people taking spoken Japanese with me. The Japanese kids are mostly fourth graders, san-gumi (section three). We were all cuted out beyond belief--I'm definately not going to forget it. ^_^Labels: Japan, Photos
:: Kazen @ Always Doing 1:25 PM [+] ::
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