Victorは何人もいるアクティビティのスタッフに指示を出したり生徒の名前を覚えてコミュニケーションを取ったり、大変だと思った。彼が"if you can hear me, clap two times!" などと生徒たちの注目を集めるために言っていたフレーズを我々スタッフはみんな思い出すことができる。
Sol Campsで出会ったみんな、ありがとう。その機会をくれたNickには感謝の気持ちしかない。この写真に写っているスタッフのLynは手首につけるアクセサリーをくれた。そのアクセサリーやSol Campsのスタッフ用シャツを大事にして、この貴重な体験を忘れないようにしたいと思う。本当に素晴らしい経験だった。おわり。
In this post, I am going to introduce you to some Japanese places where I traveled. I hope this can be a useful reference for those who would like to visit Japan someday.
Let's get started.
1. Shikoku (四国)
Shikoku is located in the southwest of Japan and consists of four prefectures. I visited Shikoku Karst and Iya Valley.
2. Toyama (富山)
I like mountains. When I was in Japan, I sometimes went to mountains and climb them.
I couldn't climb Mt.Tateyama in Toyama Prefecture because of a bad weather (And my equipment for climbing Mt. Tateyama was not enough at all. I heard that a group of mountain climbers got stranded on their way to the peak ten days before I arrived at Mt. Tateyama.)
3. Okinawa (沖縄)
Okinawa is the southernmost prefecture in Japan. Okinawa Prefecture was originally the Ryukyu Kingdom. It consists of main island of Okinawa and many smaller islands.
Ikaho Onsen is in Gunma Prefecture, not so far from Tokyo. It is known as the model for the manga "Initial D" and besides the hot springs, Ikaho Green Bokujo is also a nice place to visit.