End of Term

Finally I have reached the end of lessons in Keio... sad and relieved at the same time... now it's time to do some travelling, but also to say goodbye to some of my friends.

Keio is so much more relac than NUS, think NUS lives up to it's reputation of one of the most difficult universities to study in...

So my Japanese class went out together for a drinking session and karaoke, except for a French guy, Italian girl, Korean girl, Chinese guy who were either sick or busy, it was actually a good attendance of 14/18.

The German girl is a singer in a rock band,and when she does Japanese songs, you definitely can't tell that she's non Japanese.

So though our class doesn't interact much during class, however we all got together well at the end. We weren't tooo studious and boring a class, but everyone puts in effort in learning good Japanese. And I love my class for it's diversity...

Singapore, M'sia, HK, China, Taiwan, Korea, Turkey, Ukraine, France, Italy, German, American, Austria, Finland... my god, heard that we are the most diverse class in the whole school...