2008年11月29日土曜日
Dinner with Indonesian @ Kodayama インドネシア人とこだやまの夕食
Last Monday, I went to Kodayama with IUJ Indonesian friends to have dinner. I ate pizza and ice cream. Very delicious. This is my first time eating @ Kodayama.
先週の月曜日に私はインドネシア人とこだやまというレストランで一緒に晩御飯を食べた。ピザとか、アイスクリームなんかの洋食を食べた。美味しいそう。これは私がこだやまで初めて食べた。
先週の月曜日に私はインドネシア人とこだやまというレストランで一緒に晩御飯を食べた。ピザとか、アイスクリームなんかの洋食を食べた。美味しいそう。これは私がこだやまで初めて食べた。
2008年11月25日火曜日
MIF Tokyo Seminar 23 Nov - Day 2 MIF東京セミナル第二日
Breakfast @ Hotel Mielparque Tokyo
Morning Walk @ Tokyo Tower
Panasonic Living Showroom Tokyo
In front of Old Railway Station (next to Panasonic Living Showroom)
@ Asakusa (This is my third time visiting this place)
Okonomiyaki Lunch near Asakusa
NHK Studio Studio @ Shibuya
NHK Studio Park @ Shibuya
Fruit Ship @ Meiji Jingu
Night Shopping @ Shinjuku
MIF Tokyo Seminar 22 Nov - Day 1 ＭＩＦ東京セミナル第一日
At Urasa Station - MIF 2008 Scholars
Inside the Shinkansen (Me - Oogi - Mei)
Inside the bus (Me - Long)
At the Imperial Palace
Tokyo Sky View
French Restaurant
With everyone in the French Restaurant
At ToDai (Tokyo Daigaku)
Main Building of Todai
At Todai
At Todai
Queueing for Tokyo Tower
In the Main Observatory of Tokyo Tower
MIF Alumni Dinner at Hibiya Matsumoto-Rou
MIF Alumni Dinner at Hibiya Matsumoto-Rou
Group Photo - MIF 2008 Scholars + MIF Alumni
In the lobby of Hotel Mielparque Tokyo - where we stay
Tokyo Tower @ Night
Karaoke
2008年11月22日土曜日
Koide Trip - 小出の旅行
This afternoon @ 1pm, we went to Koide to eat ramen. It takes about 20 mins driving from IUJ to Koide.
Ony three of us: Me, Rin and Ankit. Ankit drove Rin's car. Although he said that this was his first driving in Japan (and first time driving auto car), I think he drives very skillfully. I want to drive as skillful as him in future. ^_^
The ramen is nice and has a big portion. Very full! After eating rame, we went to Shinamura, a kidn of fashion outlet. I bought (again) two winter jackets for 6800 yen.
On the way back to IUJ, we stopped at GRANDEPOT to buy some groceries. This is my first time to GRANDEPOT. I think it has large variety of items, and it is quite cheap. I bought "nagagutsu" here, a kind of boots used to walk on snow.
It is a nice trip today, even though it is just a short trip. Thanks Rin & Ankit!
Tomorrow, I have to go to Tokyo for Matsushita seminars. I will be leaving IUJ at 8am. Wooaaa.. it is very late now. I am going to sleep soon. Good nite!
午後１じに私たちは小出へラメンを食べに行った。ＩＵＪから小出まで車で２０分ぐらいかかるそう。
私たちはみんな三人で、私、リン、アンキトだった。アンキトさんはﾘﾝさんの車を運転した。アンキトさんはそれが日本に着いた初めての運転だと言ったが、私はアンキトさんのようにが上手に運転できたい。
ラメンは美味しくて大きすぎたので、食べたあとでおなかがとても一っぱいだった。ラメンを食べてから、近いにあるしなむらというファッションアウトレトーへショッピングしにした。わたしは冬のコートーを二つ買った。（６０００円）
ＩＵＪに帰るときに、ＧＲＡＮＤＥＰＯＴへ食料品を買い物しに行った。私ははじめて行ったよ。ＧＲＡＮＤＥＰＯＴは種類がたくさんあって、安くて、とてもいいと思う。私はあそこで長靴（雪の上にはくブーツー）。
今日は短くても、とても楽しかった旅行。リンさんとアンキトさん、ありがとうね！
明日まつしたのイベントーがあるので、東京へ行くことになった。８時にＩＵＪを出て、今遅いから、寝るつもりです。おやすみ！
Ony three of us: Me, Rin and Ankit. Ankit drove Rin's car. Although he said that this was his first driving in Japan (and first time driving auto car), I think he drives very skillfully. I want to drive as skillful as him in future. ^_^
The ramen is nice and has a big portion. Very full! After eating rame, we went to Shinamura, a kidn of fashion outlet. I bought (again) two winter jackets for 6800 yen.
On the way back to IUJ, we stopped at GRANDEPOT to buy some groceries. This is my first time to GRANDEPOT. I think it has large variety of items, and it is quite cheap. I bought "nagagutsu" here, a kind of boots used to walk on snow.
It is a nice trip today, even though it is just a short trip. Thanks Rin & Ankit!
Tomorrow, I have to go to Tokyo for Matsushita seminars. I will be leaving IUJ at 8am. Wooaaa.. it is very late now. I am going to sleep soon. Good nite!
午後１じに私たちは小出へラメンを食べに行った。ＩＵＪから小出まで車で２０分ぐらいかかるそう。
私たちはみんな三人で、私、リン、アンキトだった。アンキトさんはﾘﾝさんの車を運転した。アンキトさんはそれが日本に着いた初めての運転だと言ったが、私はアンキトさんのようにが上手に運転できたい。
ラメンは美味しくて大きすぎたので、食べたあとでおなかがとても一っぱいだった。ラメンを食べてから、近いにあるしなむらというファッションアウトレトーへショッピングしにした。わたしは冬のコートーを二つ買った。（６０００円）
ＩＵＪに帰るときに、ＧＲＡＮＤＥＰＯＴへ食料品を買い物しに行った。私ははじめて行ったよ。ＧＲＡＮＤＥＰＯＴは種類がたくさんあって、安くて、とてもいいと思う。私はあそこで長靴（雪の上にはくブーツー）。
今日は短くても、とても楽しかった旅行。リンさんとアンキトさん、ありがとうね！
明日まつしたのイベントーがあるので、東京へ行くことになった。８時にＩＵＪを出て、今遅いから、寝るつもりです。おやすみ！
Sam, the Snowman サエム雪だるま
Sam, the snowman!
Sam is like my little brother. I am 180cm . Maybe he is about 120cm?
The team who created Sam
2008年11月20日木曜日
2008年11月17日月曜日
Aizu Wakamatsu Trip 会津若松の旅行
Last Sunday, I went to UMEX Trip to Aizu Wakamatsu. It was a nice trip. I really love the autumn scenery there.
I visited the Tsuruga Castle and the tombs where the 19 Byakkotai committed suicide.
先週の日曜日に私は会津若松へ行った。それは楽しい旅行だと思う。あそこの秋色が大好きです。
僕はつるが城と白虎隊の墳墓へ見物した。
About Aizuwakamatsu
Aizuwakamatsu Castle (会津若松城, Aizuwakamatsu-jō?), also known as Tsuruga Castle (鶴ヶ城 Tsuruga-jō) is a traditional castle in northern Japan, at the center of the town of Aizuwakamatsu, in Fukushima Prefecture.
The castle was constructed by Ashina Naomori in 1384, and was originally named Kurokawa Castle (黒川城 Kurokawa-jō). It was the military and administrative center of the Aizu region until 1868.
Date Masamune, the greatest warlord of the Tōhoku area, had struggled against the Ashina clan for years, and finally captured the castle in 1589. But soon he submitted to Toyotomi Hideyoshi and gave it up in 1590.
In 1592 a new lord, Gamō Ujisato, redesigned the castle and gave it the name Tsuruga Castle, although the populace also referred to it as Aizu Castle or Wakamatsu Castle.
During the Edo period, it was the seat of the daimyo of the Aizu Han. The founder was Hoshina Masayuki, the son of shōgun Tokugawa Hidetada and the grandson of Ieyasu. He and his successors bore the Matsudaira name. The castle was an important Tokugawa stronghold in the Tōhoku Region of Honshū.
The castle was surrounded in 1868 during the Boshin War. After a month of isolated defence, Matsudaira Katamori surrendered. It was broken by the new government in 1874.
The tenshu, the largest tower of the castle, was reconstructed in 1965 in concrete[1]. Currently there is a museum inside, and an observation gallery on top with panoramic views of the city.
(source:Wikipedia)
I visited the Tsuruga Castle and the tombs where the 19 Byakkotai committed suicide.
先週の日曜日に私は会津若松へ行った。それは楽しい旅行だと思う。あそこの秋色が大好きです。
僕はつるが城と白虎隊の墳墓へ見物した。
About Aizuwakamatsu
Aizuwakamatsu Castle (会津若松城, Aizuwakamatsu-jō?), also known as Tsuruga Castle (鶴ヶ城 Tsuruga-jō) is a traditional castle in northern Japan, at the center of the town of Aizuwakamatsu, in Fukushima Prefecture.
The castle was constructed by Ashina Naomori in 1384, and was originally named Kurokawa Castle (黒川城 Kurokawa-jō). It was the military and administrative center of the Aizu region until 1868.
Date Masamune, the greatest warlord of the Tōhoku area, had struggled against the Ashina clan for years, and finally captured the castle in 1589. But soon he submitted to Toyotomi Hideyoshi and gave it up in 1590.
In 1592 a new lord, Gamō Ujisato, redesigned the castle and gave it the name Tsuruga Castle, although the populace also referred to it as Aizu Castle or Wakamatsu Castle.
During the Edo period, it was the seat of the daimyo of the Aizu Han. The founder was Hoshina Masayuki, the son of shōgun Tokugawa Hidetada and the grandson of Ieyasu. He and his successors bore the Matsudaira name. The castle was an important Tokugawa stronghold in the Tōhoku Region of Honshū.
The castle was surrounded in 1868 during the Boshin War. After a month of isolated defence, Matsudaira Katamori surrendered. It was broken by the new government in 1874.
The tenshu, the largest tower of the castle, was reconstructed in 1965 in concrete[1]. Currently there is a museum inside, and an observation gallery on top with panoramic views of the city.
(source:Wikipedia)
Visit the website for more details http://www.tsurugajo.com/e/
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