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Happy New Year🎍⛩✨ I can’t believe it is already 2026. This year, I want to become a person who can take action quickly and make plans more carefully. I also want to study hard, but at the same time enjoy my university life because I only have a short time left as a student🥲 I think it is important for me to balance my studies and personal life so that I can grow in many ways. Right after the New Year started, I went glamping near Mount Fuji. The area was covered with snow, so it was very cold, but the scenery was beautiful. Even though the temperature was low, we had a BBQ outside and enjoyed delicious food together. At night, my friends and I stayed up talking until very late. It was a special and memorable time because we could relax and laugh a lot. On the day we returned home, we visited Fuji-Q Highland. I rode one roller coaster, which was very exciting and a little scary, but it was a fun experience. After that, we ate houtou, a famous local noodle dish. It was warm, tasty, and perfect for the cold weather. The whole trip was wonderful, and it made me want to travel again. I hope to go somewhere nice during spring vacation as well. Have a nice day✋🏻

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During my winter vacation, I worked many shifts at my part-time job and earned a lot of money. I wanted to use my long break in a productive way, so I decided to focus on working as much as possible. During the first three days of the New Year, the restaurant was extremely busy. There were so many customers that the kitchen was very hectic, and we were constantly moving without rest. It was physically tiring, but at the same time, it became a very valuable experience for me. I learned how important teamwork, communication, and staying calm under pressure are in a busy workplace. Going back a little, I spent New Year’s Eve with my friends. We visited Iseyama Kotai Shrine to pray for the coming year. The shrine was crowded, but the atmosphere felt special and meaningful. I drew a fortune slip, and it was “great luck.” Because of that, I felt hopeful and believed that this year would be a good one. After visiting the shrine, we enjoyed food stalls and drank alcohol together. We talked, laughed, and shared a warm moment to welcome the New Year. I feel that I was able to start this year in a very positive way. I hope that I can spend this year peacefully and stay healthy without any major problems.