We had a tea party thing in my class and my teacher had made some jelly thing that was pretty good. She served some delicious tea and black sesame crackers. :)
I can't see Yuki-sensei putting one on for us. I'm not sure how the rest of the class would go, they were asking a lot of questions about Japanese food and if they could get non-Japanese food in Japan. They are crazy :crazy:
yeah, i was waiting for it to ripen. :woot: :woot:
Yum! (Remind me never to go to krim's place for dinner :beaten:)
Anime Dad wrote:
I can't see Yuki-sensei putting one on for us. I'm not sure how the rest of the class would go, they were asking a lot of questions about Japanese food and if they could get non-Japanese food in Japan. They are crazy :crazy:
I guess it's understandable that they asked if they could find non-Japanese food there because it could've just been a curiosity thing. Too bad because it would've been nice if you guys could've gotten a food party and enjoy some different foods.
I was looking through the Japan admission requirements, and Canadians (and many other countries) don't need travel visas to get in! I mean, you do if you're entering for business/student purposes, but not for tourist reasons. :woot:
sadacori wrote:We had a tea party thing in my class and my teacher had made some jelly thing that was pretty good. She served some delicious tea and black sesame crackers. :)
Tea party?
Did everyone dress up and bring their dolls and stuffed animals? :beaten:
Wynter wrote:I was looking through the Japan admission requirements, and Canadians (and many other countries) don't need travel visas to get in! I mean, you do if you're entering for business/student purposes, but not for tourist reasons. :woot:
That's actually quite typical for most industrialized Western nations.
Is it? I always thought it was just Europe that didn't require one.
Well Japan, like many other wealthy industrialized democracies, doesn't require visas from citizens of other similarly-situated First World nations...it's a reciprocal arrangement as in the situation of Europe and the United States (and Canada as you mentioned).
Japan is the second largest economy in the world after all...