I keep busy on the weenend because I almost have a part-time work. I can work only weekend so I always work on weekend! However, I like this work. Ofcourse I like workers who work together and the work description is also fulfilling. I often get involved with small children,so I was very happy!! I'm going to do my best at the same part-time job for the of my college life.

Today I taught high school students classical and English. The classic is a story made in old Japanese, and it is very interesting. It's a little difficult to decipher, but it's easier to read if you learn grammar and words. I think learning English and studying methods are similar. To make it easier to teach, I prepare. I'll do my best to teach them.

I had classes starting in the morning today. I always end up getting ready at the last minute and have to run to the station to catch the train, so I end up sweating just from going to the station. I want to fix this habit, so from now on, I’d like to give myself more time and get ready with plenty of time to spare.

Yesterday was Tanabata day. It’s the day to wish for anything in Japan. We make a wish and write it down paper. I wrote “I hope happy forever.” It’s a normal wish, but I always wish it. I wished for happiness last year too. I think I felt happiness after last year’s Tanabata. I believe the event.

日本では、朝食は和食と洋食が最も一般的です。 伝統的な和食は、白飯、味噌汁、焼き魚、卵焼き、副菜など、いろんな料理のセットです。 でも、こんなにたくさん料理を作るのは手間がかかるので、私はもっと簡単な料理を作ります😄 写真は、東京で食べた最高に美味しい朝食です☀️ In Japan, both Japanese-style and Western-style breakfasts are most common. A traditional Japanese breakfast is a set of various dishes, such as white rice, miso soup, grilled fish, tamagoyaki (rolled omelet), and side dishes. But since making so many dishes takes time and effort, I usually go for something simpler. 😄 The photo shows the most delicious breakfast I had in Tokyo☀️

It was sweltering today, and the low air pressure signaled an approaching storm. Mom was out all day working. Dad kept me company as we read the science book with the AC at full blast. We learned about weather and climate. It was pretty boring, but at least I remembered four words: thermosphere, mesosphere, stratosphere, and troposphere. Plus others, like the tools hygrometer and barometer. Basically, it was just a vocabulary lesson. Scientific articles are the hardest for me – too many big words. I prefer stories.

I went to Ueno on my way home from school today. It's a little far from my nearest one, but I wanted to go to Ueno's park, so I went alone. The sun had already gone down, so it was very easy to walk in the park. On the way back, I ate Chinese soba Aoba and went home. On the way back, I slept soundly and passed by in a hurry.

I had a presentation today. I was nervous, but thanks to my practice, I didn’t make any major mistakes. Since I often have to give presentations in English, I want to improve my pronunciation and speak more fluently. I’m really glad I prepared well in advance. I want to do even better next time and keep improving.

Today, I did presentation in my class. It’s speaking class, so I memorized the script. My presentation showed classmates about Taiwan. I recommended them to go to Longshan Temple and eat local Shoronpo. Others also introduced attractive places, so I want to go there. Especially I really wanted to go Australia someday because many people’s topic. The scenery was amazing.

1. Santorini (Σαντορίνη) Why go: Famous for its sunsets, white-washed houses, and blue-domed churches. Perfect for romance, photography, and luxury. Best for: Honeymooners, couples, and first-time visitors. Don’t miss: Oia sunset, Fira town, volcanic beaches, boat trip to the caldera. 2. Crete (Κρήτη) Why go: Greece’s largest island with diverse landscapes, ancient Minoan ruins, and delicious food. Best for: History lovers, hikers, and foodies. Don’t miss: Palace of Knossos, Samaria Gorge, Elafonissi Beach, Cretan cuisine. 3. Naxos (Νάξος) Why go: A mix of beautiful beaches, traditional villages, and ancient sites. Less touristy than neighboring islands. Best for: Families, culture lovers, and nature fans. Don’t miss: Portara (Temple of Apollo), Halki village, Agios Prokopios beach. 4. Milos (Μήλος) Why go: Known for its otherworldly beaches and rock formations — perfect for a beach-hopping adventure. Best for: Couples, photographers, beach lovers. Don’t miss: Sarakiniko beach, Kleftiko caves, catacombs of Milos. 5. Rhodes (Ρόδος) Why go: Combines medieval history with sun and sea. Great blend of sightseeing and relaxation. Best for: History buffs, families, and beachgoers. Don’t miss: Old Town, Lindos Acropolis, butterfly valley. 6. Corfu (Κέρκυρα) Why go: A lush, green island with Venetian charm, great beaches, and cultural depth. Best for: Nature lovers, culture seekers, and road-trippers. Don’t miss: Corfu Town, Paleokastritsa, Achilleion Palace.