During my spring vacation, I am planning to take a two-night trip to Tochigi. I will stay at a hotel that offers a buffet, so I can enjoy eating a variety of dishes. I am really looking forward to eating a lot of delicious food there. In addition to the hotel meals, I plan to go sightseeing and enjoy food tours. Tochigi is famous for local specialties such as yuba and yokan. I want to try these dishes and also buy some as souvenirs for my grandmother. She loves traditional Japanese food and sweets, so I am sure she will be happy to receive them. Another thing I am excited about is seeing the beautiful night sky in Nikko. My dream has always been to visit a place where I can see a clear, star-filled sky. For this reason, I want to go to Senjogahara, which is about an hour away from the hotel by bus. I want to see a shooting star there . It's deep in the mountains, so be careful as there is a possibility of encountering bears and other dangerous animals. I believe the view will be amazing. I also plan to visit Nikko Toshogu Shrine. I went there on a school trip before, but this time I want to explore freely and enjoy both the sights and the local food.

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Why is "world" in a phrase "the world's most beautiful flower" followed by apostrophe and s? What about "the world most beautiful flower"? Any significances? Thank you in advance.

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隣の芝生は青く見える (tonari no shibafu wa aoku mieru) It means "the grass is always greener on the other side" and describes how it warns that other people's situations often look better than your own.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Last week, I went to Osaka to watch live concert. It was so special and memorial one. The concert was held in Kyosera Dome Osaka. It was a little bit far from Shin-Osaka station, but I enjoyed Osaka's famous foods before arrived there. My trip was 3 days. First, I ate takoyaki at Shinsaibashi. There was metropolis. Osaka's takoyaki is cheaper than around Tokyo's one. I was surprised about the price. Next, I enjoyed kushikatsu. It is fried foods on skewers. It was also very delicious. I ate it after concert, so I went to kushikatus restaurant with my friend. The kushikatsu was delicious, but the most delicious one was beer. I think that is a miracle cure for my tired body. Of course, concert was very very great. I enjoyed talking with fans who came to the same concert. I said, "I want to listen the most favorite song by special members.", It was came true! I was so excited I thought I was dreaming. I don't believing this fact even now. This year, I took a trip to watch concert for 3 times. Fukuoka, Nagoya, and Osaka. I want to go to some concert in next year too. I'm looking forward to next year's concert.

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