JASS organized "Sushi Day", Sushi party. Japanese members were demanded to teach local students how to make Sushi which is called "Roll Sushi". For Roll Sushi, what JASS presidents prepared all ingredients for Sushi were cooked rice, tuna, cucumber, carrot, wasabi, and soy source. We, Japanese don't eat carrots with Sushi, do we? But it is nomal for them.At the party, I didn't have to teach them how to make it actually. As you know, it's very easy. I just showed to make it. The only difficult thing for them was to use Makisu. Some of them made wasabi sushi and tried to make others eat it! I was likely to eat a terrible sushi!
After eating, we went to Karaoke. It was the second time for me. This time, majority of members were local students. But they can sing Japanese songs very well. Also, they know Japanese songs better than me. We enjoyed dancing with singing "Chu-lip" which is sung by Ai Otsuka. I challenged to sing a English song "Sk8er boi" as well. I wish I could sing naturally... I decided to listen to English song more to go to Karaoke with them again!
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Wow, it sounds like you had a lot of fun. A couple weekends ago my cousin took me to try some sushi in preparation for my trip to Japan this summer.
To L.Javelle
It's nice! Which part are you going to go?
I hope you can have a good time in Japan:)
I'm going to Fukuoka to a language school to work on my Japanese.
To L.javelle
I have been to Fukuoka once. It's big city! You can eat a delicious ra-men (Chinese noodle) there.
I'll have to try them when I get there. Are there any sites I should look for?
To L.Javelle
There is a famous shrine "Dazaihutenmangu" in Fukuoka. It is believed that this shrine sacred to a god of study.
Thanks, I'll be sure to check it out.
Sk8er boi? That's a terrible song! I hope they choose better songs for you next time. =P
Robert
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