Today we spoke about Lisa sensei's trip to tokyo dome for the company baseball tournament. Going together on a trip with a big group sounds like fun! We ended up talking about food again, which we tend to do a lot :-D The food at the service station looked very nice. specially the currypan. I am looking forward to having it some day when I am in Japan again! I'm looking forward to our next conversation about tokyo dome!

Today we spoke about Lisa's trip to aichi. It seemed like a very nice and quiet place. But it might be a bit difficult to get to without a car XD. We also spoke about traveling through Japan without having a plan, and just freely move from place to place. It is interesting that Japan has many relatively cheap chains that you can use! I'm already looking forward to next weeks lesson!

Today we spoke about my daytrip to Naarden where I had lunch with my mom. We also spoke a bit about my birthplace as it is close to Naarden. We then continued to talk about Lisa's trip to Taiwan. It is still interesting to see the differences and similarities between Japan and Taiwan. :-) I'm looking forward to our next lesson!

Today we spoke about me trip to a japanese market, and the classic car event. We then had a nice conversation about Lisa's previous trip to Taiwan. It was again surprising how many Japanese products there were, including all the japanese language on them! :-D I'm looking forward to our next lesson!

Today we spoke about the solar eclipse and my trip to the football stadium. Lisa sensei told me about her trip to a cakeshop with a friend, and their visit to aichi prefecture. It was interesting to see the sunflower fields and to talk about the food she had afterwards. The shrimp in aichi are huge! :-D I'm looking forward to the next lesson!

Today we spoke about the summer carnaval in Rotterdam that I visited. It was interesting the share this cultural phenomena that people brought over from their home countries We also spoke about a local fireworks festival in Japan. It was nice to see the pictures of people wearing kimono and yukata enjoying the fireworks. I'm already looking forward to next weeks lesson! :-)