Ohayo Gozaimasu.
Hi to all Teck Whyeans and Japan lovers....It's me, Pearry, the one and only, keeping you company for the next few mins or so....
Let me summarised our Japan trip. Overall the trip was really good and fun (and not forgetting to mention our scoldings by our teachers).
We're teenagers right?....so I'm sure everyone would like to venture around... unfortunately for us, our (mis)adventure at Ginza's crossroad junction took us a little bit off course and we wondered off a little further than we expected. And that's where we got our desserts = "PUNISHMENT"...Yup. The last word we all love to hear, especially during a trip. Anyway, really appreciate the love and care from our beloved teachers throughout the trip.
And also their guidance and teaching about the difference in the modern day Japan and the past Imperial Japan when we visited the controversial Yasukuni Shrine. We learnt about different perspectives regarding the Japanese loyalty to modern Japan and Imperialism, the different countries' perspectives of Yusukuni Shrine which I think it helped us in our humanities. =p
The hotspots on our "got-to-go" list were.... Lake Kawaguchi (this place has a great scenery).... Shibuya (Darn! the boys had to babysit the girls here...and HEY WHERE'S MY PAY?)...Shibuya Makuhari High School (missed interacting with the friendly students there)...Mt. Fuji 5th Station (simply love the cool weather in the higher altitudes)....and many other places (most of which I can't remember because of the difficult Japanese names)
We learnt a lot of different Japanese words and phrases, culture and history from the tour guide and from the students there in Japan. Most of the boys took the time in the schools doing "girl-watching". our dearest RAVIN was staring at the girls with his saliva drueling all over the place..YUCKS!
I wanna just take this chance to thank all the teachers who organized this trip. I'm sure all the students really enjoyed the trip because I sure did. Mr Ong, Miss Ng, Miss Teo, Mdm Sumarni and the other teacher participants, a big THANK YOU from me.
And with that comes to the end of my sharing.
By:Pearry Artiaga (3C)
Hi to all Teck Whyeans and Japan lovers....It's me, Pearry, the one and only, keeping you company for the next few mins or so....
Let me summarised our Japan trip. Overall the trip was really good and fun (and not forgetting to mention our scoldings by our teachers).
We're teenagers right?....so I'm sure everyone would like to venture around... unfortunately for us, our (mis)adventure at Ginza's crossroad junction took us a little bit off course and we wondered off a little further than we expected. And that's where we got our desserts = "PUNISHMENT"...Yup. The last word we all love to hear, especially during a trip. Anyway, really appreciate the love and care from our beloved teachers throughout the trip.
And also their guidance and teaching about the difference in the modern day Japan and the past Imperial Japan when we visited the controversial Yasukuni Shrine. We learnt about different perspectives regarding the Japanese loyalty to modern Japan and Imperialism, the different countries' perspectives of Yusukuni Shrine which I think it helped us in our humanities. =p
The hotspots on our "got-to-go" list were.... Lake Kawaguchi (this place has a great scenery).... Shibuya (Darn! the boys had to babysit the girls here...and HEY WHERE'S MY PAY?)...Shibuya Makuhari High School (missed interacting with the friendly students there)...Mt. Fuji 5th Station (simply love the cool weather in the higher altitudes)....and many other places (most of which I can't remember because of the difficult Japanese names)
We learnt a lot of different Japanese words and phrases, culture and history from the tour guide and from the students there in Japan. Most of the boys took the time in the schools doing "girl-watching". our dearest RAVIN was staring at the girls with his saliva drueling all over the place..YUCKS!
I wanna just take this chance to thank all the teachers who organized this trip. I'm sure all the students really enjoyed the trip because I sure did. Mr Ong, Miss Ng, Miss Teo, Mdm Sumarni and the other teacher participants, a big THANK YOU from me.
And with that comes to the end of my sharing.
By:Pearry Artiaga (3C)
2 comments:
Hi there Mr Pearry...
I was not the only one drooling at the Japanese girls and I also know who was the one who was also looking at them but thanks anyway for being a nice friend during the whole of the Japan Trip 2008 unlike you when you are at Twss sometimes....
From your dear friend,
Ravin aka Mr Miso Soup
yeah right... babysit the girls huh? hullo??? you totally had fun leaving the girls to themselves...
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