It has been a few days since I last wrote something. A party isn't something I'd usually write about, but because there are photos of my new mates I thought I'd upload them anyways.
This really is an International House. From the top of my head I can recall people coming from Australia, USA, Bulgaria, UK, Sweden, Finland, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, Germany, Spain and France. The Swedes and the Australians are in a majority. With 7 of us from each of these 2 countries. That's a lot of Swedes!!! How that happens, I have no idea. Out of so many Universities in Japan, 7 end up here. Strange, to say the least.
It is not good for my Japanese with so many foreigners living together but it is just so much fun that I wouldn't want to swap accomodation. These guys and gals are the best! I'm planning on joining a sports club here instead to make some friends from the land of the rising sun.
This really is an International House. From the top of my head I can recall people coming from Australia, USA, Bulgaria, UK, Sweden, Finland, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, Germany, Spain and France. The Swedes and the Australians are in a majority. With 7 of us from each of these 2 countries. That's a lot of Swedes!!! How that happens, I have no idea. Out of so many Universities in Japan, 7 end up here. Strange, to say the least.
It is not good for my Japanese with so many foreigners living together but it is just so much fun that I wouldn't want to swap accomodation. These guys and gals are the best! I'm planning on joining a sports club here instead to make some friends from the land of the rising sun.
Gathering up on a hill overlooking Kyoto.
Junko - She doesn't live with us but loves partying (and drinking Swedish vodka and talking Swedish)
Half of the house partying
Aussies + French dude
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