こんばんわ EVERYONE! :)

At the beginning… I’m sorry that I haven’t been writing anything here lately but it’s just so many things happening that I simply didn’t have time for it. But I will try to do my best in the future! :)

Thank you all for such a warm welcome! I’m really happy that I could meet you all! Before my arrival to Japan I was worried about feeling alone here or missing my friends very much, but as for now I didn’t have time for it. You are really taking good care about me… poor gaijin :) But I don’t feel like a stranger here. You are very nice to me and very helpful! I would really like to thank you for all your help, I wouldn’t do anything here without you! :)

Mayako – I would really like to hear that song :)

Shiori – How far is Hiroshima from Kyoto? Is it easy to get there? I heard about that torii gate standing in the sea, I guess it looks really amazing!

Kobayann – I think that you shouldn’t ask anyone if he likes Japanese food… it’s so delicious that it should be obvious that everyone likes it :) Well I have to admit that I don’t like it… I love it! :) I tried sushi in Poland (as it’s the only Japanese food that is served in Poland) and I also made once sushi in Japan :) and I like it very much (both making and eating) :) Unfortunately in Poland we don’t have so many fish as in Japan, so our sushi options are limited. About nato – I haven’t tried yet but I heard about it. I have to try it because I’m curious if I like it or not. What else could you recommend to try from your cuisine? I like trying something new :)

Yuka – I always new about existence of Aikido but after reading your post I found it really interesting. How long have you been learning it? I would really like to see how it looks (and also I would like to try it) :) So I look forward to seeing you. You will be my Aikido sensei :)

Mayuka – I know about Machiya a little bit. I’m still learning about it, however I already guide tourists visiting Tondaya through it :) But I would like to know more about it as it’s very interesting. I would like to know how other Machiya looks like, is there many differences. For example I heard that tea ceremony room that is in Tondaya wasn’t typical for Machiya. I would like to know what is inside typical Machiya.

And finally… Manish :) We all really look forward to seeing you in Kyoto! Prepare for meeting here a lot of amazing people. I think that LC in Kyoto is the best of all AIESEC Local Commitees! :)

Once again thank you for everything AIESEC members :) I look forward to seeing you soon!