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Date: 1st August 2005

Seminar House East!
WOOT! Seminar House East! I was there! :)

From Blog: A Little Exploring
Date: 6th July 2005

Japan
japan is sutch a pritty place and there lovely photos mikayla

From Blog: Backlog
Date: 10th February 2005

Nice
Nice man, this summer im heading over to Japan for an exchange program. Im going to spend a few days on tokyo and MOST definetly spend time in Akihabara. Your trip looks awesome and I hope mine will be just as cool. - Mike

From Blog: A Few Tokyo Pictures
Date: 15th January 2005

@kansai2
dude.. nice journal. Man, I will move intp hirakata-shi the 22nd of January and before that hang out in Osaka.. this will be my first semester at kansai.. I'll apreciate if we could get in contact or something.. Thanks bro. OJ www.personal.psu.edu/ojb109 oscarjb@psu.edu - oj

From Blog: Fire Festival
Date: 11th November 2004

Pics
Great pics Dan Jr.

From Blog: Kyoto Pictures
Date: 11th November 2004

Entries
Don't worry about your entries being mundane. This is some great stuff. This is great that you can share your experiances with you. I almost feel that I am there with you. For me, this may be the closest for me to getting to the Asian continent. Keep doing what you are doing. You should write that novel. I will buy a copy (as long as you autograph my copy). Dan, Jr.

From Blog: Nihongo o benkyoushiteimasu
Date: 11th November 2004


Soulful?? I like that. MJ- Heee,Heee Dan, Jr.

From Blog: Homestay, Karaoke, and Japanese
Date: 11th November 2004

Crunky
Say, say man. Bring me some of that Crunky back, maan. Dan, Jr.

From Blog: Orientation
Date: 4th November 2004


Alvin! I just wanted to let you know that my very good friend Mara Ghadimi is ALSO at Kansai Gaidai this semester! I told her about you , so she's gonna try to look you up! She's from New Mexico also and is also living with a host family...anyway, hope you guys can meet maybe. Take care! And it was nice to "talk" to you last night!

From Blog: Fire Festival
Date: 4th November 2004


Alvin! I just wanted to let you know that my very good friend Mara Ghadimi is ALSO at Kansai Gaidai this semester! I told her about you , so she's gonna try to look you up! She's from New Mexico also and is also living with a host family...anyway, hope you guys can meet maybe. Take care! And it was nice to "talk" to you last night!

From Blog: Fire Festival
Date: 28th October 2004

Phong wrote this!
I was too lazy to figure out where to put my name. Hey I'm stealing one of your pics of Japan, not sure which one yet. Later!

From Blog: Fire Festival
Date: 25th October 2004

Stairs
"there are so many stairs in this country, at first it was funny..." hahah Nice! Although I think the stairs are what attributed to me losing basically 1 pound per day during my 10 day visit.

From Blog: Fire Festival
Date: 21st October 2004

Great pictures
I love your pictures of the Japanese garden.

From Blog: Kyoto Pictures
Date: 6th October 2004

o.o
Oh jeez. Holy crap. Why are you the luckiest man in the world and why am I in the army? XD Just goes to show you, kids, stay in school and don't join the army!! -Aaron

From Blog: A Few Tokyo Pictures
Date: 4th October 2004

Trip to Tokyo


From Blog: A Few Tokyo Pictures
Date: 29th September 2004

Looking forward
My daughter and husband will move to Japan for 3 years and your journal has whetted my appitite for the visit in 'O6 Thanks

From Blog: Kyoto Pictures
Date: 4th September 2004

We are very proud of you Alvin
Thanks for such nice pictures, and a detailed journal. I enjoyed reading the entries. We all miss you ,and we look forward to your coming home. Much Love Auntie Arnetha

From Blog: School Pictures
Date: 1st September 2004

Hey
Looks like you\\\\\\\'re having fun =) A lot better than sitting around near Austin where the biggest adventure is the new Wal-mart supercenter. Keep traveling around and taking day trips. I expect to visit Japan vicariously through you.

From Blog: First Day of Class
Date: 28th August 2004

WOW!!
Hey, Alvin!!! What's up? I just had time to run into your journal -- you know, life as an RA is somewhat tough these days ( helped take care of an emergency last night over some alcohol poisoning ... normal life ). I'm AMAZED at the pictures!!! They're gorgeous and quite some sights to see! Thanks a bunch again for letting me in on your BLOG. I'm really impressed and hope that you're having a wonderful time at Japan so far. It sounds like it's a lot of work, but what I wouldn't trade to be in your shoes this instand. : > Thanks again for the updates! The pics are absolutely amazing and I await hearing more of your adventures. -best, Donald Turner '07 Hardin Hall RA Student Senate, Class Rep ... and most importantly ... your friend.

From Blog: Osaka Trip
Date: 27th August 2004

Fun Times
Hey Alvin, I'm glad to see that you're enjoying yourself. I'm enjoying your entries, and I hope the rest of your stay in Japan is as enjoyable as these past few days seem to have been for you! ~Tamika

From Blog: Kyoto Trip and Opening Ceremony
Date: 27th August 2004

Konnichiwa!
Hello there! I'm another student at Kansai this term. I've been keeping a blog too, and one of my former teachers sent me an e-mail with your blog address in it to see if I knew you. Actually, I think i mighta stood in front of you at class registration. Were you number 407? If you wanna chat sometime just let me know. My blog is at http://chaseinjapan.blogspot.com Jyane!

From Blog: Osaka Trip
Date: 25th August 2004

Test
Yeah... test

From Blog: Last Day in Dallas
Date: 25th August 2004

U
You are too cute. I appreciate the detail to your journal. I hope you have fun.

From Blog: A Little Exploring
Date: 24th August 2004

wow!
I'm impressed that you were able to teach yourself Japanese at all! I have a friend who has been studying it at school for several semesters and I hear it's quite hard. I think anything you know is amazing! I hope your trip is still going well!

From Blog: I'm in Japan
Date: 24th August 2004

Vending machines
Haha yeah, I remember sometimes those vending machines being on the side of the road outside of the city just sitting there with no building around or any kind of protection. They always had like 20 or 30 drinks and half of them were different varieties of tea. Milk tea, green tea, this tea, that tea, other tea, monkey tea... Anyways, have fun! -Ryan

From Blog: I'm in Japan





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