Since I’ve started working at Huis ten Bosch, I’ve gotten a lot of chances (well, it’s less of a chance and more of a requirement) to learn about the latest things related to it. I’ve also had the immense luck of having two groups of friends visit, so I’ve been exploring the park quite a… Read More Huis ten Bosch Updates: Miffy Cafe, Amazing Cheese Fondue and More!
Alright, time to get started on my graduation trip with my family, or I’ll never get started (I probably won’t be posting consecutively, because I’ve got some other stuff too(: ). Last March, my family came for my graduation, and since they were here, decided to tour Kyushu. And guess who was their guide? (no… Read More Kyushu in a Week? (An Itinerary)
Sakura season is long over and it turns out that I didn’t manage to make it to any spots apart from Mifuneyama rakuen. But, I did manage to take a few photos here and there and thought I’d just share them with you. First, from near my place: The second is from Sasebo city. I’m… Read More Sakura 2017: Here and There in Sasebo
Sakura season was a little late this year, but it’s finally here (and by the time I’m writing this, almost over). Luckily for me, I had friends visiting so on my off day, I was out bringing them around instead of staying in my apartment and trying to become comatose. We ended up visiting Mifuneyama… Read More Sakura 2017: Mifuneyama Rakuen
Say WHAAAAAT? One of my stories has been chosen to be a Wattpad featured story! I’m am beyond shocked because I never thought that it would have been chosen. If you’re interested in reading Mi and You, head over to Wattpad. It’s an unedited draft, though, so it’s rough in many places.
While my sister was still here, we decided to drive around Sasebo for a day and visit the different observatories! The Sasebo99 site has a few recommended observatories (link to the English site) and we basically based our trip on that. By the way, anyone know how to embed a google map saved locations thing? I… Read More Sasebo Observatories
Finally finishing my recap of the Kuroshima trip, which was more than half a month ago! If you don’t remember, in the last post, I talked about the Deguchi family and some trees (it sounds boring when I put it like that). Well, after visiting those two sites, our guide brought us to a lookout… Read More Kuroshima – Make Sure You Visit (Part 3)
I got back to Sasebo yesterday (almost typed Fukuoka out of habit) and finally have time to write this post. So as you probably know, I’ve graduated!!! And I managed to wear a hakama for my ceremony, something that I’ve been wanting to do. +Whitney Yee I went to go research about Hakama, like I promised.… Read More Graduation Post
Hey everyone! Just a quick post to say that after five years, my journey as a MEXT scholar has come to an end. Yesterday, I graduated from Kyudai, ending my university studies. 昨日、私は九州大学から卒業できました。あっという間に５年間が終わりました。たくさんの方々からお世話になりましたので、お礼を申し上げたいと思います。ありがとうございました。 I have wondered about what I should do after I graduate (I do have some travel posts which I plan to finish… Read More I’ve Graduated! 卒業しました！(Next steps?)
Hey everyone! Here’s part two of my trip to Kuroshima, continuing from where I left of the other time. After lunch, the guide brought us to look at… trees! I know it sounds boring, but the history behind them is pretty interesting. This is a camellia tree that will bear white flowers. It’s not the… Read More Kuroshima – Island of Faith (Part 2)
