ISSUE DATE: 31/12/2014 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

ISSUE DATE: 31/12/2014
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Once bonded, the memory
lasts forever.
16 Nov. 2014, Miyajima, every event is memorized
in my mind forever. It isn’t easy that we have a
chance to trip together even if just the short time.
Our friendship not only recorded by photo but also
in our mind, I hope that we will always smile to
each other when meeting as in this picture. Thank
HUDIC (Japanese students cub) for produced this
nice trip. I’m looking for the next trip!
Suksawasdi Thanin (Mono)
The first snow in our life
Dec 17th, 2014 –As you know, our home
countries do not have snow. So, this was the
first time for almost all of us to see a city was
covered by a fluffy white blanket.
That night I was so lazy in my room, played a game and surfed
internet. I saw Victor’s status on Facebook that it had snowed!!
Immediately go to the porch but it was too late. In the morning
I was woken up by the announcement from my dormitory about
taking care our self in a snowing day. “Oh! It is snowing.” I hurried
taking my jacket and going to the porch again. It was a wonder
dream coming true. The picture I saw was like many small and soft
pieces of cotton fabric falling down from the grey sky and covering
everything with its soft touch. Along the streets, all the cars, all the
branch or street signs were covered. Although it was a bit awful
when a mass of snow fall down from branches or street signs, this
city in white was a good memory of us.
We love
snow
Someone made snowmen in the
campus. I tried to make but felt. I
got just an ugly lump of snow. If It
snows again, please teach us how
to make a snowman and let’s
make them together!.
Pluemprem Patthamaporn (Prai)
TGIF!!! Thanks God, it’s Fuyuyasumi <3 <3 <3 It’s so amazing
that we can have a short holiday after mid-term tests to enjoy
Hiroshima off-campus life. And it’s even more amazing that my
family came here to visit me during the holiday. We visited
many places together (I’m so happy that I have the chance to
become a “tour-guide” ^v^). We traveled around the city on the
red Meipuru-pu bus so we could stop at lots of places such as
Atomic-Bomb Dome, Peace Memorial Park, Shukkeien
Garden, Hiroshima Castle, Hijiyama Park… We went shopping
on Hondori Street and Hatchobori. We also went to Iwakuni
and Miyajima for sightseeing. We even planned to go to Osaka
and Tokyo. It was beyond my imagination, I can’t find any
words to describe how happy I am right now. I hope that they
will enjoy Japan as much as I am <3 <3 <3
Nguyen Thi Mai Anh (Ca)
Do you like the
winter holidays?
Many people enjoy the winter holidays for different reasons.
I enjoy the winter holidays because there is no school, I can
spend time with myself and friends and an enjoy the winter
season .If you ask me one word to describe my holiday
AWESOME !!!! Vietnamese celebrates Christmas holiday and
New Year Eve Day by cooking some food and eating together.
We also played cards because in Vietnam when the Tet holiday
comes, we usually play cards. Despite of being far from our
family, from our country (Vietnam), but we know how to create
This winter holidays means the world to me, we
can celebrate and enjoy the Vietnamese
atmosphere of New Year holidays in a foreign
country: going to buy new clothes together,
gathering, having dinner together, playing card,
going to the temple to pray for luck and health.
We had lots of wonderful memory in Iwakuni.
Especially, on this New Year's Day, we will climb
to the top of mountain in Miyajima to see the
sunrise. Really enjoy it !!
Lam Cu Phong (Victor)
Credit : Play.kapook.com
the cozy atmostphere to make our feel happy. This holiday is
the best way to bring people get closer to each other. I really
enjoy it !
Ngo Ngoc Phuong Duyen (Na)
Japan
This year was so awesome for me, got many
new friends, and celebrated so many events.
I was grateful that having these chances to
celebrate with everyone. Though I am a
Moslem and didn’t celebrate Christmas, but I
was grateful that I could company Staclyn to
celebrate it as a family.
Meta
I never expected before, but this is my first
Christmas in Japan!!
Although I couldn’t be together with my family,
but I was so glad for being surrounded by amazing
friends in this beautiful city. I’m very grateful for
this wonderful opportunity.
Staclyn
My first Christmas in Japan was a total fun. Started with romantic walk
beneath beautiful illumination lamp and ended by fun cycling around the
city to find the church (yes we even got lost)! So happy! Joy to the world!
Vemmia