Showing posts with label Team Japan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Team Japan. Show all posts
We took Oscar to a conveyor belt sushi restaurant on his last night in Japan.

Oscar in Kimono



Our favorite sushi place


Make a cup of green tea for Oscar





Soy sauce variation 







Miso soup



I'm full!



Oscar and our French friends,
we love you!


A bientot !
Sayounara
さようなら



One day, Oscar went to Asatsuyu-hiroba, a food market in Hiratsuka.


He found many foods he had never seen before.

Takenoko
bamboo shoot


Boiled and stew with soy sauce


Fish


Japanese sweets




Rice


Japanese apricot

seasoning





 pickles made in brine and fermented rice bran


Bonsai
It is not food!






Oscar went to Ueno, Tokyo on June, 7th.


Ameyoko, originally short for Ameya Yokocho (candy shop alley), is always lively with vendors calling out to potential customers. Apart from grocers, there are countless shops that carry shoes, clothing, and even international knick-knacks.

Ameyoko
アメ横









Kebab

Ueno Station
上野駅



Toy Store YAMASHIROYA
ヤマシロヤ











Oscar went to an elementary school in Hiratsuka on the the second day in Japan.


He like very much our school lunch.


"Smell's good!"

Today's menu

Steamed Rice
Japchae(a Korean dish)
Japanese Vegitable Stew
Milk





On the first day in Japan, Oscar went to Sushi restaurant with Teacher Yukie's family.

About Sushi → http://www.alc.co.jp/speaking/article/kihon/03.html


Minced Fatty Tuna(まぐろのたたき)
Salmon Roe(いくら)&Sea Urchin(うに)
Crab(かに)



My students and I absolutely adored Oscar, but receiving the Japanese mascots have been really moving, we have especially liked the Japanese writing!!!!

We have "Los tres cerditos"almost ready. 

Soon we are celebrating Easter here. La Semana Santa is one of the most important festivities in Spain and processions are very important in Valladolid. You are welcome to come and visit!!!Tomorrow we will explain what this celebration is about and put lots of links and photos.




We have spontaneously converted one of our lessons into an origami-folding-event! :-) It was a lot of fun, but to be honest, it wasn't all that easy.. The Japanese mascots watched with curiosity and and a big smile on their faces! Thanks to Japan for a great idea! :-D


El pasado fin de semana Nanami pudo visitar Paris (nuestra capital). Descubrió los monumentos más importantes, comió algunos productos típicos y se lo pasó muy bien. tuvo la ocasión de visitar una exposición sobre los Mayas.











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