Wednesday, December 11, 2013

My Major

  Ladys and Gentlemea, Boys and Girl. I`m Makoto. Recentry I watched English class movie on the internet.

  My major is chemistry.



I studied chemistry at high school too. But what I learn at university is not advance of what I learned at high school. It is completely different from this. For example, at high school, I learn materials separateiy. However, I study how to be composed of materials.

I think that there are teaching in the chemistry. Take some example. it is uincertainty principle. It says that the act of observer affects the target.

\Delta x\, \Delta p \ge \frac{\hbar}{2}

Tuesday, December 10, 2013

Hokuto - my home town

 
 Hey, look at him! What an ugly creature ! Who is him !?
 His name is "Zuu-shii-hokkii". He's a new local character of Hokuto-shi. It's my home town. His motif is a sushi of Hokki (the kind of shellfish). Hokki is one of popular productions of Hokuto.
 
Can you guess what is that mountain on the depths in this picture?
 It's Mt.Hakodate! It's so famous as one of world best 3 night view. I took this picture at near my home. It shows that Hokuto is located next to Hakodate.
 
 This is a cement factory near to my home. It's so big! Only a part of it is on this picture. If you see this factory, you would be so suprised! It's one of biggest cement factory in Japan.
 
This is "a Trappist monastery".  The view with a row of poplar trees is so beautiful, don't you think? This monastery has a farm. The cookie made at the farm is so popular and so yummy! The cookie is called "Trappist cookie". You should try it someday!

My introduction, Hometown and Major



 Hi, I am Kanako Tachibana, and I would be glad to call my name friendly.
You might become aware of there are one more person in class at Fridays 2nd period comparing Wednesday.
It is me :)
Original English IIIB class to me is on Thursday 1st period, but I take Spanish class at that time.
Therefore I changed class.

I am from Sapporo city.
I think that most of you know the name because it is the most famous and the biggest city in Hokkaido.
Sapporo is located in west of Hokkaido and near from the sea.
Look at this map. ( the star shows the location of Sapporo)
Left picture shows the scenery of the center of Sapporo, right one shows around Susukino", which is famous as good drinking area in Japan.  Susukino is one of my favorite spot in Sapporo and I think this area is the best to feel urbanized atmosphere in my hometown.
































You may surprise, most of people in Sapporo uses subways compared to using bus in generally.
There are 3 lines all which go through the center of the city and from edge to edge of Sapporo.
Therefore we rarely worry about going far.
This is the map of subways.  You think its very useful, don't you?





















If you have a chance to come my hometown, I am sure you would not lost your way.
The map will tell you all...



















... Did you get it?
The reason I told so is that street in Sapporo are laid out in grit pattern
In addition, the name of the streets also help your preventing lost your way, and its name will show the place where you are such as North 1-West 4 or South 4-West 2.
If you yet lost your way, please call me.



The season when there are the most travelers in Sapporo is winter.
You may have heard the name of "Sapporo snow festival".
Many people participate the snow carving competition and a lot of people around the world come and see those things.
At the same time, great and beautiful illuminations or snowboard competition.
 




































Finally I introduce what I am studying.
Most of you might notice already, I major in humanities.
Especially now I am studying is contemporary international society.
The differences from education, as growing up the grade, our options what we want to study are expanding.
Since I was a high school student, my interest is almost about Africa.
That is why I want to be in Pf Philips's seminar no matter what.
After I graduate,  I want to be a member of JOCV and work at some African countries.
My dream is that relationship between Africa and Japan is more better and many Japanese interest in those area more.
For that reason, I want to improve my English skill, and I am needed to study more harder.



I would like to talk more with you.
Thank you.

Monday, December 09, 2013

My Major




My Major

My major is Japanese.In China there are so many people learning Japanese. According to a research of the Japan Foundation`s in 2006, China has the second highest number of Japanese-language students with approximately 830,000 . (“Japanese Foundation”,2)1. As a Japanese learner I feel that just know Japanese it is hard to find a good job in China.

I studied Japanese for about 5years. I began with “あいうえお” at the university and then learned about Japanese grammar, then studied Japanese culture, literature and so on. When I became a graduate student, I learned something more professional. Such as the metalanguage, Japanese education and so on.

When the Japanese major`s students graduate, they can work at a Japan company, or become a translator, or a Japanese teacher.When I graduated from the university, half of my classmates went to study a graduate degree in Japan, and half of them work at a Japan company. And I chose to study a graduate degree at the same university. My dream is become a Japanese teacher in China.

1 Results (Provisional Figures) of “Survey on Japanese-language Education Abroad 2009”. Japan Foudation.29 July.2010

<http://www.jpf.go.jp/e/japanese/survey/result/dl/news_2009_01e.pdf>

My Hometown

Hello.
I'm Ibuki Narita,  I'm from Aomori City.
It is famous fot the nebuta festival, which is very very exciting, and a lot of people  visit Aomori City to see it.
During the nebuta festival, the sounds of wadaiko, yokobue and teburigane travel all over the city and
people dance to them.
This is a picture of  a float at nebuta.
You can see the powerful faces of  it.
I love it and recommend that you go to the nebuta festival.

My Hometown




Hello.

I’m Hiromi Tanaka. I haven’t introduced myself, so I’ll do simply.

I belong to the faculty of education, and I want to be an English teacher in senior high school.

In Advanced English class, I want to improve my English skill.

 

Now, I’ll introduce my hometown. I have lived in Hirosaki since I was born.

I love Hirosaki, which you can enjoy all the year.

We have sakura-matsuri in spring, neputa festival in summer, kiku-to-momiji-matsuri in fall, and yukitourou-matsuri in winter.
 

But the best Hirosaki is Mt.Iwaki !!
 
These are the pictures of it.
 
We can see it from our house.
As I get up and see it,  I can feel refreshed.
 
 
 
 
 
 

It's 1,624 meters above, and many people climb and ski in winter.
 
 I want you to enjoy many BEAUTIFUL HIROSAKIs (●^o^●)

Friday, December 06, 2013

self introduction

Hello,everyone!

My name is Atsushi Obata.
Sorry for the delay.

I'm majoring computer. I like listening to music  
,and especialy like rock music.



I came from Odate in Akita.
Odate is famous for Mage-wappa.
It is a woodcraft and was recognized as one of the traditional japan crafts in 1980.

Look at this picture. That looks delicious.

My hometown

I'm from Hirono town in Iwate prefecture. There is a sea near my hometown. So I often swam in the sea when I was a junior high school student.

A lot of seafood are gotten in the sea.



Especially many sea urchin are gotten. Ichigoni is famous in my hometown. Ichigoni is made of abalone and sea urchin. It's so delicious! Don't you eat Ichigoni?

There is also a mountain as well as the sea in Hirono town. 



Ohno Yume Milk is popular in my hometown. This milk is also the school lunch menu of primary and secondary school in my hometown. It's delicious too.

Hirono town is blessed by nature. Why don't you come to Hirono town?

Yuuki Baba

Thursday, December 05, 2013

I'm from Tochigi prefecture

Good evening!

I'm from Tochigi.
So , let me intoroduce Tochigi to you!

 
 





















Here is Tochigi prefecture.

Tochigi has rich nature and mild climate.

My home town can access to Tokyo less than 1 hour. So, we can enjoy rich nature and city easily.



Well, I'll show you famous things in Tochigi.















This is "Nikkou Tousyouguu".

This shrine is dedicated to "Tokugawa Ieyasu" who established Tokugawa Shogunate.

This shrine was registered on UNESCO's World Heritage List tenth in Japan.
And about 2 millions of people all over the world visit this shrine every year.















This is a strawberry called "Tochiotome"!

Tochigi has the largest strawberry production in the country.














This is "Aiskaga school".

This is known for the most oldest university in Japan.

I learned that more than 3000 of students learn in this school in around 1550.

Xavier introduced this school as the most largest university to Europe.






















Finally,  this is "Sanomarukunn".

The other day, "Weak mascot character Grand Prix"are held.

More than 1500 characters entried The Grand Prix.

There, Sanomarukunn won the first prize!!

Incidentally, this character is my hometown's.

 

Humor

  Humor is important.(too short!)

My hometown

My hometown is Kuroishi city.
There is famous for Kokeshi.
Kokeshi is like a doll to play.
I have made Kokeshi only one time. It was difficult to paint.
If you have a opportunity to make Kokeshi, please challenge it.









MY HOMETOWN

  Hi everyone! I think that Mr. bean is so interesting.

  My hometown is Hachinohe city in Aomori prefecture.

 
  This is the market for visitors(local people might not use here?). Hachinohe`s seefood is so good, especially squid.
 
  I like central of Hachinohe. This has declined because of a shopping mall in suburb. some people like this atmosphere.
 Anyhow, I lke this city because I was born and brought up! 









IIIB English Class Blog: IIIB English Class Blog: My hometown

IIIB English Class Blog: IIIB English Class Blog: My hometown






I come from Changsha in Hunan province of Chine.My hometown has the population
about 7150 thousand pepole,and the area is about ten thousand square kilometers.It's a very lively town.And my hometown is the capital of Hunan province,it has the history of 3000years since the year 221B.C China was united by the First Emperor.It is also the only one city where the site of an ancient city hasn't been chaged.

The weather here is belonged to the subtropical zone and it has clear four seasons,april  and autumn is short,summer and winter is long ,winter is cold and summer is hot.By the word ,the hot food here is very delicious and famous like "Duo jiao yu tou",snake food like"Chou dou fu" which is famous for its smelliness and taste.


Changsha is also famous for its varity show especially which named''happy Camp and in the "day day up"there are two hosts that one comes from Japan and one comes from Korea.And another famous one is called"Happy Camp"It will bring you happy when you were sad,and make you happier when you were aready happy.Welcome to my hometown.

My Hometown



I was born in Hanamaki city, Iwate prefecture. It's in the western area of Iwate.


It's famous for Miyazawa Kenji who was born there and wrote some very famus storys and poems,  and wanko-soba, a kind of noodle.




Miyazawa Kenji was born in 1896. His great works, for example 「I will not give in to the rain」 and 「Night of the Milky Way Railway」,  have been handed down since he died. But he had not been a popular writer before his death. Kusano Sinpei tried to make Miyazawa Kenji's works be known.





 

Wanko-soba is a style to eat soba. An amount of soba you can drink at one time is sereved until you close the top of the bowl. Iwate has two tournaments in Morioka city and in Hanamaki city. But Hanamaki's is larger than Morioka's. The highest score is 254 cups in 5 minutes.













Hanamaki has other great cultures and nature.
You should visit my hometown or live!!!


Please ask me if you are interested in anything about Hanamaki or Iwate.


Thank you for your reading.
Good night.
yuya terui

My hometown, HIrosaki


My hometown, Hirosaki is famous for good apples, beautiful cherry blossoms and nice  Hirosaki castle, you know. Today, I am going to tell you another charm of Hirosaki.

Hirosaki has many European style buildings that were built in Meiji era. People in Hirosaki at the time invited many foreign teachers and missionaries to make Hirosaki university town. Owing to such civilization and enlightenment, western style buildings were built and western culture was spread.

Look at the picture. It is the building for foreign teacher of former Hirosaki High school. Sorry for my miss transration but you have ever seen it, haven't you? It is on the site of Hirosaki University now, so you can visit there after school!
 


 

   This is a picture of United Church of Christ in Japan Hirosaki Church, which is the first Protestant Church in the Tohoku district.

 

 
 
It is former Hirosaki city library in the Ootemon square near the Hirosaki Park.




There are more old buildings in Hirosaki. They are very wonderful and worth to visit. I hope you visit there and enjoy the atmosphere.

I wrote down the URL for you.
 http://www.hirosaki.co.jp/web/edit.html?id=cat01_building
 If you want to know more and want to visit them, this homepage will help you.

My Hometown



Today,I'll talk about my hometown.

My hometown is Hirosaki city.

 Now,most of you live in Hirosaki so you may know anything about this city.


This is a picture of Hirosaki castle. I took and process this picture.

This castle was built about 400 years ago. Hirosaki is a castle town of the Tsugaru clan.

This castle is in the Hirosaki Park.

There are some festivals in the park. You should enjoy these festivals.


Another charateristic  point of this city is a dialect("hougen"in Japanese)

People in Hirosaki speak "Tsugaruben."

For people who came from other region, Tsugaruben seems very difficult to understand.

I hope everyone enjoy the difference.


Thank you for reading. Good night!


Erika Nishimura




My hometown


Good evening,everyone!


My hometown is Izu city in Shizuoka prefecture.
Izu city is in the east of Shizuoka and in the middle of Izu peninsula.

There are many wonderful things .
For example,Izu city is famous for wasabi and shiitake.
In particular,the wasabi becomes first class brand.




This picture is a wasabi field.
There are so many wasabi fields and cultivating them continue from Edo era.
However,it is difficult to cultivate them well because cool water is needed continually.


Moreover,hot springs are also famous in Izu city.
Izu peninsula is closely related with volcano.
So there are many hot springs and people visit there for sightseeing.
Please visit there and take a hot spring bath.








This is Waterfall of Joren.
It is one of 100 selections of Japanese waterfalls.
It is very beautiful and magnificent!
And it has legend that incarnation of Nephila Clavata lives in the bottom of waterfall.



Izu city has many attractive things and places.
The nature is also beautiful.
Please visit and enjoy those things.

Thank you for reading.



Yushi Itagki

Wednesday, December 04, 2013

My Hometown

Good evening,everyone!

My hometown is Hirosaki city.

Although you may know that there are festivals with the four seasons in Hirosaki,I introduce winter festival.The festival is called "Hirosaki Castle Snow Lantern Festival."
This is held in Hirosaki park in February every year.



There are snow hut which is "Kamakura" in Japanese,and statues made of snow.At night,they are lighted up and you can see fantastic scene. Light reflect in snow.It's very beautiful!
 
 


Furthermore,many events such as stalls,big snow slide,and stage show.It seems that the samisen circle of our university also performs.

The person who comes to a snowy region for the first time can enjoy making snowman or snow hut,and having a snowball fight.

Please have a good time in winter! :)

 

 
 
 
Mayuko Nara
 
 
 

My hometown


Good evening, everyone!
I'm Nana Chiba.

My hometown is Tono City in Iwate prefecture.
Tono city is in almost the middle of Iwate Prefecture and at the foot of Mount Hayachine.

Tono city is famous for "tono-monogatari".
"Tono-monogatari" is a falk tale which has been handed down
from generation to generation in the city.
Kunio Yanagida , a folklore scholar in Japan, published a book
named "tono-monogatari" in1910.


岩手県遠野市カッパ淵 - 写真 - MAPPLE 観光ガイド



This is a picture of "kappa-buchi".
It is told that  "kappa" live in this stream.
"Kappa" is a river goblin in English.
It  is one of the symbols in the city and  appeares in " tono-monogatari".

In addition, there are beautiful natural scenely, various folk arts
and delicious regional cuisines in the city.

Tono city is a very attractive city and I'm proud of it.
If you are interested in my hometown, please ask me about it and visit in the city someday.

Thank you for reading!


Nana Chiba