Kabuki 2

Second day of Kabuki and talk. Bright, sunny day out, took some pictures on the way to school. Also bought a vending machine drink to help hydrate, and it tasted a lot like gatoraid or any other sports drink. Videos were again interesting, today seemed to revolve more around the action and theatrical battle in kabuki performances. During a break, had somewhat of a conversation with a classmate, she had done a two week exchange program to the US, and was eager to talk. So was I, and it made me realize that a good language strategy I should use is simply to make a cheat sheet of a bunch of key phrases to use everywhere, aka studies, interests, etc., I know some of those already, but a more thorough list to refer to would be better.

In the evening, bought some sushi from the Coop (grocery store) and went home. As one would expect, you can get good, cheap sushi around here, haven't eaten-out anywhere, but the grocery store sushi is great and you can get 8-piece sushi for ¥300 ($3) or 3-piece sashimi for ¥500 ($5). Oh, and played around with typing hiragana on my computer.　さようなら。