My life at the University of
Tsukuba is full of things that I have experienced for the first time. For
example, I started to live alone. When I lived with my family, I didn’t have my
own room. So, not only did I start to live alone but also I had my own room for
the first time. Living alone is busy. I must do clothes washing, cooking and
cleaning my room. I must even submit official report when I’m moving. In
addition, I enjoy to study about information culture which I couldn’t study
when I was a high school student. I wrote reports for the first time. Classes
are sometimes more difficult than high school, but professors talk about what
is interesting to me. My university friends also talk about what is interesting
to me. My university friends have a strong personality, so talking with them
brings me a new way of thinking. Furthermore I experienced the difference of
food culture for the first time. I very surprised that Tonkotsu noodles are
minor and udon with tempura of burdock is not eaten because I lived in Fukuoka
until graduation from high school. In addition, I started to work part-time
job. Earning money is hard, but it is a very big experience. For the reasons
stated above, my life at the University of Tsukuba is filled with a lot of new
experiences.
This is a blog for students in Michael Stout's writing classes at the University of Tsukuba
Hello! I’m Ryo Isojima. Your description is so concrete that I can enjoy reading your paragraph! By the way, I have a question. What kind of part-time job do you work? (ex.restaurant business, education business) I will be glad if you tell me it.
ReplyDeleteHello,Ryo! Thnak you for your question.
ReplyDeleteI worked Chinese restaurant. Working was busy, but it was fun.
Thank you for your answer! Working at a Chinese restaurant seems to be fun.I wish you good luck!
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