Since coming to Japan I have learned many things. I wish to share a few with you...
1. Elevator doors WILL close on you.
Decide quickly and make sure you in fully!
2. Maybe is not a suggestion.
"Maybe you should use the other door." --apparently there is a teacher's entrance
"He offered you orange juice??" --I should have said yes the first time and you can bet I corrected myself real quick! "Umm, yes-I'd love some!"
3. EVERYTHING can be settled with a janken match
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| Every room has a slight step up/down, just large enough to thoroughly embarrass you as you proceed to the next room. |
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| Japanese is tough so see-through bags are what I naturally gravitate to. This day was sad realization that even clear bags can let you down. What I thought was water chestnuts were some sour pearl onions. |
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| Students are allowed to do some crazy, crazy things between class. |
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| Cool experiments. Couldn't read the Japanese, but from the pictures I think they dissected the eye and used it to magnify the newspaper. |
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| Students are given TONS of responsibility and they rise to the challenge. (Cultural festival: each class of students conducted, piano-ed, and sang for their parents) |
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| When in doubt, throw up a peace sign |
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| Foreigners can get away with a lot. and its deemed "cool" <3 the photo bomber |
