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Saying Goodbye is the Hardest Part. I have only studied Japanese for 10 months, which in the grand scheme of things, amounts to little. But, I still went to Japan, because I knew that I might never get another chance. I want to thank the University of Arkansas, the Walton College of Business, and the Edwards for providing me with a scholarship that ultimately changed my life. Here is to the cherished friends we have, and the ones we have to leave behind. Thank you for reading,. More Fun with Yamakasa!

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Saying Goodbye is the Hardest Part. I have only studied Japanese for 10 months, which in the grand scheme of things, amounts to little. But, I still went to Japan, because I knew that I might never get another chance. I want to thank the University of Arkansas, the Walton College of Business, and the Edwards for providing me with a scholarship that ultimately changed my life. Here is to the cherished friends we have, and the ones we have to leave behind. Thank you for reading,. More Fun with Yamakasa!

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The Field (and the Pitch) of Dreams « Misadventures In Japan

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The Field (and the Pitch) of Dreams. Sporting events may be big money in America, but for the most part, they seem to be mostly a sit down affair. In Japan, standing, singing, and shouting in support for your favorite team is not only encouraged, but practically mandatory. For the 7th inning stretch, for some reason we all blew up ballooned and danced to a song only the Japanese among us knew. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. More Fun with Yamakasa! Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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Starting at the Beginning « Misadventures In Japan

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Starting at the Beginning. The rooms are very spacious, but I might show you pictures later. The real fun is after we settled down. The same night the students took us to an いざかや (izakaya) which is basically a Japanese bar or pub. This is where all of the students and salarymen drink after they have finished their day. The atmosphere at these places is incredible. Our classes don’t begin until Thursday, so I still have one more free day to explore. Until then, thanks for reading! Culture Clash →.

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More Fun with Yamakasa! « Misadventures In Japan

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More Fun with Yamakasa! In a previous post, I outlined the basics of the Yamakasa festival and showed you some of the ceremonial Yamakasa that dot the city of Hakata. Well, after seeing one of the practice time trials, I can confidently say there is no similar festival in all of Japan. While I regret that the festival has ended, I am looking forward to my next adventures in Japan (especially the onsen, which is a traditional Japanese hot spring). This entry was posted in Uncategorized.

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Planes, Trains, and Automobiles (Pre-Departure Planning) « Misadventures In Japan

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Planes, Trains, and Automobiles (Pre-Departure Planning). Right now, I am on the last week of my five-week Intensive Japanese summer class, which means I am almost ready to depart! Finally, East meets West, hopefully I can emerge with a newfound appreciation of Japan (and a couple of souvenirs too). This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Starting at the Beginning →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public).

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HogsAbroad Student Blogger Spotlight: More Fun with Yamakasa! One of our #HogsAbroad student bloggers, Kendell, had this update from the Intensive Japanese summer program:. In a previous post, I outlined the basics of the Yamakasa festival and showed you some of the ceremonial Yamakasa that dot the city of Hakata. Well, after seeing one of the practice time trials, I can confidently say there is no similar festival in all of Japan. Walton College of Business. I'm Newi in Town. This week consisted of tryi...

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HogsAbroad Student Blogger Spotlight: Saying Goodbye is the Hardest Part. Our #HogsAbroad student blogger, Kendell, said farewell to his Intensive Japanese summer program:. In Japanese, さよなら (sayonara) does mean goodbye, but it implies that you will either never see them again, or it will be years before you will next meet. I didn’t say さよなら to my friends, because I know I will return. Here is to the cherished friends we have, and the ones we have to leave behind. Thank you for reading,. I'm Newi in Town.

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Saying Goodbye is the Hardest Part. I have only studied Japanese for 10 months, which in the grand scheme of things, amounts to little. But, I still went to Japan, because I knew that I might never get another chance. I want to thank the University of Arkansas, the Walton College of Business, and the Edwards for providing me with a scholarship that ultimately changed my life. Here is to the cherished friends we have, and the ones we have to leave behind. Thank you for reading,. More Fun with Yamakasa!

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