Lately, class has only been 1.5 hours a day, which is really nice. It’s like being on vacation (or “holiday,” as other people refer to it). Although the classes are informative and the professors are undoubtedly very knowledgeable, honestly, some of the professors are hard to understand at times. Some professors’ English speaking skills are better than others, which require a little extra attention to decipher what is being said. But overall, it has not been much of a problem.
Outside of class, it has been a lot of fun! When off exploring Tokyo and beyond with the other GSP students, the people we meet are always very helpful with directions and patient/accommodating with us non-Japanese speaking people.
Day 5
Sake barrels at Meiji Shrine in Shinjuku |
Gate above Harajuku St. |
Hanging out at Todai campus after a group dinner |
Day 6: Excursion to Hakone (outside Tokyo)
View out the window of train to Hakone |
Day 7: Study visit (Futako Tamagawa, Seijo Gakuen, Kitami, Kurokawa, and Haruhino)
Do the trains really go super fast? I really don't have anything else to say...
ReplyDeleteThe only trains I've been on are like bart. I haven't taken any of the bullet trains.
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