My Mt.Koya

[nyanchan]

Hi all! Thanks for your support, as always I am forever grateful:) Recently I've been trying to find things to do at work (because they have nothing for me to do...) so I have been contacting people looking for writers. Apparently I'm still eligible to write for my university newspaper (I did all last year, before I graduated), so they requested

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[katherinekate]

Early autumn is such a lovely time of the year, always makes me want to go and read Keats again. Take care too, so happy to read your update.

[nyanchan]

I hate to admit it, but I don't think I've looked at Keats since high school...now I have to go find some;) thanks, be well!

[goeileen]

your trip to mt. koya was interesting. the experience must have been wonderful. i will consider visiting it in the future.
& it seems you are enjoying japan :D glad you could use air conditioning, 30+ is hot. we've been having the same thing here too, just when i thought summer just ended

[nyanchan]

I highly recommend it. even the Japanese consider it a very meaningful destination^^
I do love Japan, although the culture shock is ongoingXD yeah, if I didn't have AC I don't know what I'd do...most of my Japanese friends don't use it when they sleep because they say you'll get sick, but I don't understand how they do it...O_o

[iloveyesterday]

Whoa sounds like it might be pretty fun. Working in Japan now? What sort of work do you do?

[nyanchan]

Yes, I work for the local government as a coordinator for international relations. basically I translate, teach English, help foreigners, do presentations, etc etc

[iloveyesterday]

Sounds great ((: Wish I could work overseas too

[nyanchan]

it's through the JET program, you should check it out^^