I went to Okayama with my cousin and my grandfather by bullet train. My relatives live there. On the first day, we visited the top of mountain and saw the famous bridge. After that we went my relatives home. She made Bean mochi and red rice for us. They were so delicious. It’s really in the countryside so we can see a lot of stars. Next day, we visited a shrine in Okayama. There was a tree that looked like a dragon and a snake. We ate udon for lunch and it was good. At night we had a barbecue at their house. My second cousin came to see us and talked a lot. We spent a really great time. I decided to stay there longer next time.

The Monday night…

Today, I had my photoshoot for the Coming-of-Age Ceremony. I was worried about weather because the weather forecast said there would be a typhoon, but miraculously, it didn’t come, and the weather turned out sunny.☀️ I was so lucky, and the location was perfect. It was my first time doing a photo shoot, so I was really nervous, but the photographer took beautiful pictures for me. Most of all, I was so happy to wear the Kimono I chose myself. 👘 Getting my makeup done, having my Kimono dressed, and being photographed were such a special experiences. It became a very precious memory for me!!

One of the most interesting things about traveling is to taste the delicious local snackes. These kinds of food are usually very different from what we eat in our hometown. Maybe some of them look very faimilar, but actually they have their own unique flavour. During my last trip , I tried a new type of cola which had vinegar in it. The place I visited is famous for its tasty vinegar. So, besides local tranditional snackes, many popular worldwide snackes have been modified to fit local tastes, such as the cola I drank. It tasted a little bit sour first, but then tasteed like the common cola sold in other places. So, I won't be suprised when I see people abroad eat Chinese noodles with forks. You might see people eat noodles in a KFC restruant when visit China, too. The world is full of suprises that wait us to find them. So, what are you waiting for?

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In Japan, the Osaka world expo has been held since April 13th, but it will be over on October 13th. It means today! I have seen many the expo-related news online and on TV. Some of my coworkers and friends visited there and really enjoyed many different pavilions and so on. Unfortunately, I didn't go to the expo because I couldn't seem to draw a raffle ticket. According to the online article I was interested in, they showcased cutting-edge technologies which can change the future. Some people might have already known, but let me share some of the interesting technologies here. 1) Flying cars. They are a vertical take-off and landing aircrafts which can bring people and things by electric power. The developers aim to make them easier to use like cars and hope they will become things in close contact with people's life. 2) Electric vehicle buses. They can charge by wireless power transfer technology(WPT) while running. They are also auto-driving buses with Level-4. The developers aim to reduce an environmental impact and believe that it will be a future public transportation. 3) A hydrogen-fueled ship. It can move by electric power generated by hydrogen and oxygen and is eco-friendly because of CO2 zero emission. Compared to conventional ships, there are no noise, vibration or smells of fuel. I believe that it won't take much time to commercialize those state-of-the-art technologies and I expect I will experience them in the future.