In my post Postcard #3: Beijing, China – Mei Lee, I introduced a charming lady who was one of the reasons why my university in Japan has become a home away from home. During the fall term of our second year, Mei-chan, as I fondly call her, went to Korea as an exchange student. We … Continue reading »
One of the best things I got from my Japanese adventure, aside from obtaining a master’s degree, is gaining lifelong friendships. The close-knit multicultural community of my university gave me the privilege to be introduced to people of different nationalities and religions. The food they shared with me, the dances and songs we enjoyed together, … Continue reading »
In 2008, I received a 2-year scholarship to study in Japan from Matsushita/Panasonic International Foundation (MIF) along with 7 others. Because MIF brought us to several sponsored travels in Tokyo and Kansai region, I have to say that these group of people are dear to me. I especially became very close to Mei and Prabhat. … Continue reading »
While traveling in Hiroshima, we met a wandering soul similar to us, Michael or Mickey (I prefer Mickey) from Brisbane, Australia. While we were getting off the streetcars of the city, we noticed a tall man across the road with a fancy hat looking here and there. I immediately approached him wanting to help a … Continue reading »
