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Day trip to Nikko! If you ever go to Toshogu Shrine, be sure to stop by their cafe! Great coffee! Also try some
age-yuba manju!

Japan is (sadly) known for its wrong use of English. Most of the time I get a chuckle, but sometimes I’m just left completely confused haha. These gave me quite a laugh.

I went to Okinawa for summer break! It’s definitely different than the mainland! Loved every moment! More Okinawa moments to come!

Summer break has started! The students cleaned the school (hey me too!) and now I desk-warm for a month. Well at least I’ll be going to Okinawa in a few weeks. :) Now that I have a lot of free time I’ll be sketching more.

My weekend involved karaoking in a shady spot of Tokyo (that just so happened to be Final Fantasy themed), eating breakfast at Tsukiji market, driving in Go-Karts on the streets of Tokyo with no helmets, and eating Shuriken-shaped crackers at a Ninja restaurant. Totally successful weekend.

Today Japanese people in Tokyo learned what the English on their shirt meant. 0/10 knew what their shirt had written on them. Then they interviewed this girl on the street and explained to her the meaning of “Holy S#*t” since it was on her shirt. She immediately became embarrassed. The English translator had her say it with him with proper pronunciation.

This is how my morning started.