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2018.12.20-22/台南

3時間ちょっとで行ける国

また行きたい台南

動物集め/台南

台湾にはイヌが多い気がする

I got the scholarship! I am even more hype for my summer plans in Taiwan now.

I received the Global Ambassador Scholarship which exposes students to Taiwanese Culture and Language through cultural excursions, to home-stays, and even a language buddy. There’s still some time to apply. Applications close on March 31st so get yours in as soon as you can. This scholarship program is only eligible for US citizens. Also, if you don’t have a passport, go ahead and get one right now. Especially if you do hear the good news, you need to give yourself at least 6 to 8 weeks to get your passport in on time before departure.

In other news, I’ve also submitted my Taiwanese Huayu Enrichment Scholarship scholarship by mail. There’s still time to apply for this scholarship as well. Check out the online guidelines for details. The deadline is also March 31st and for this one, you have to mail in your documents. I am pretty sure the items have to be in their office by this date, not mailed by this date. Once you send in your items, wait a week and give them a call to make sure that they received your documents. Especially if items are coming from separate locations. They have a general info website here and if you’re applying from the US, you can learn more about the scholarship info needed here.

Good luck to everyone during this application season.

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往年の台南での夕刻。

趣きあふれる古民家で、昭和レトロの世界観に入りこみました☺️

Beautiful evening in Taiwan last year.

I entered the world view of old days at an old folk house full of taste.

去年台南美麗的夜晚。

我在一個充滿品味的古老民居中進入了過去的世界觀