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    Making Friends like in Elementary School

    JAPAN | Sat, 30 Apr 2016 | By kakimono | Views [940]

    Before class began on Friday, Dan asked me if I’d gotten an omiyage (literally “souvenir,” more generally, gift) for my host family this weekend. Which stole the exact question I’d intended to ask him, simply because the program ... Read more >

    Tags: children, crafts, omiyage, oni games, self-introductions

     

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