I'm shocked...but it was good.

Last Friday night, on my way to home, I was in a harry a little bit to drop the laubndry. It's near my house. When I parked my car I didn't pay attention so much. Actually my drive was so bad. The fact of the matter is that my car ran on the curb and I got a flat tire...It's happened in a twinkling...AHHHH...I've just got my car in April...Anyway I had to had repair. Fortunatly, it happened near my house, in addition to that there is a garage near, too. And it was still opened then. I went there and I explain about that. The staff said to me it needed to change to spair one(of course I could guess that). And he told it would take a couple of days to get new one. So I asked him just to put spair one. And I decided to repair in my parent' home. I would go home then to get snow tires. I thought a lot whether I put snow tires or not. But eventually I changed whole tires to snow ones. And this was correct decide. Today, it was snowy near my school. If I didn't got a flat tire, I wouldn't change yet. So I got a chance to chage the tires.

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Sendai Airport
I went to Sendai Airport for the first time. I like this design!Beautiful shot, I think.



Asiana Airline
We boarded this plane. It was not big.


in-flight meal
The travel agent said before our leaving that the in flight meal would be absolutely awful. But!! you know, it looks not bad, doesn't it? Actually it was not bad. Not delicious but good. Even though, actually I got sick by car before flight. So I didn't have appetite then.

We arrived in Korea in the early evening. But we didn't have time to go sight-seeing. So we headed to the restaurant for dinner.

the octopus was still moving


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Food was good as our expectation. I ate too much from first night.

After dinner we went out to see "NANTA" show. Only 5 people perform on the stage. They role play as a cook. They dance and make a sound with nife or pan or ...those stuff in the kichen. It was so fun! It's a kind of commedy. But they don't speak so much. They make us laugh with their performance.

After that, we returned to our hotel. But three of us went out to look for something interesting. At convinience store, I wanted chuka-man. But I don't know Korean at all. So I couldn't explain that well. In addition that, the staff couldn't understand English(same with Japan). But then, fortunately one guy come and spoke Japanese. He seemed to understand Japanese somewhat. So I could get that.

This night we went to bed at 3am. We were tired but more excited.

Anyway, more tomorrow...

I'm excited!

I'm going to go to Korea tomorrow! It's staff' excursion. I'll be back to Japan on Sunday. So this trip is really short. Even though this is the first time for me to visit there. So I'm excited now. I'll eat a lot!
By the way, I was thinking I would buy some kimch as a souvenir. But, on TV, lately they've said the fact was found that there were vermins in the kimch made in Korea. Ahhh...Why are there such stuff in it? Hmmm...I'm wondering if I should buy it...but I'll eat it there.
By the way, should I learn Korean? Recently I was busy so I haven't been thinking aout this trip so much. So I didn't try to learn it. But I'll learn just greeting words from now. To greet in local language is etiqutte, I think. Now I know just hello in Korean...(I think now in Japan many people know it though...) To the truth, I'm expecting Korean people would understand Japanese somewhat in sightseeing place. Because recently many Japanese women who loves Korean actors enthusiastically visit Korea. So I'll meet many Japanese people even in Korea.
Anyway I'll enjoy this trip!!
!!! In what language will I be asked at immigration officer, I wonder?