Published: October 16th 2006September 1st 2006
A group of Japanese students from Kansai Gaidai organized a trip to Kyoto.
About 100 or more international students signed up. The Japanese students divided us into little groups and assigned to each little group two or three Japanese guides.
Our group ended up visiting a very beautiful shrine with a garden and a lake.
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My name is Silvia Saray Roman Gonzalez. You can just call me Silvia, or Saray (I prefer Saray), or Sary (that's more of a friendly nickname, I guess)...
I'm from Mexico and I'm getting my bachelor's degree in "International Studies and Relations" and "Spanish for Teaching Licensure" at Maryville College in Tennessee.
As part of my college requirements and in search of my vocation, I will be in Japan from August 25th to December 19th of 2006.
I will like to take advantage of travel blog as an opportunity to share with you my experience in Japan. I'll try to post pictures in every en... full info
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