Short note: Every time I am back to Malaysia or Japan, I tend to forget to change the time of my laptop. I didn't know that my laptop time was still showing Malaysian time just now, until Michelle asked me to go to bed early, because I am going for a trip tomorrow. Oh yea, this post is actually done after she requested me to blog about the sakura mochi bun below.
Just to take a break from my winter holiday posts in Malaysia, let me do a short post which has a little bit of Japanese touch, just to show that I'm back in Japan already and avoid any confusions, in case anyone still thinks that I am still enjoying my time back home. I will start off with a short update about my life here. I've resumed my class for the final part of my second semester of the forth year (another year for me to go before I graduate from Nagaoka Kosen) and after my finals on the first week of February, I will be having a one-month long spring break. I'm still thinking about what should I do during that period. Traveling? Doing part-time job? Or the simplest one would be to hibernate in my room lol. Decisions, decisions to be made. Also, about my decision whether to sit for the entrance exam or just go for recommendations after I complete my diploma course here and continue on my degree. I would be really appreciative if anyone, especially senpais who can offer their opinions on this matter.It wasn't snowing in Nagaoka when I was back last Wednesday, but from last weekend, it started to snow and I could see that the snow is starting to accumulate. Here comes to another white Chinese New Year. It is better, compared to last year because I won't have any papers yet on the first day, my finals will only start a week later. So, this time there will only be classes for me on the first day and I am truly grateful for it already. Like that also so happy already; so sad, right?





One packet consisting of four small buns cost 100 yen (RM3), but considering the current exchange rate, it would be RM 3.70.
18 comments:
i like the toilet idea leh.. really can reduce toilet jam for female toilet lor! damn sien one everytime hav to line up.. =[
Sakura mochi fuu mini pan.
Wow, that's rare.
Really wanna try. :D
@ michelleg:
i wonder why girls have to go to the toilet so often and it must be so long each time xD
@ endoru:
yup, that is why i decided to try it :)
cos of the anatomical position of our bladder.. =( and have to freshen up ourselves.. just to look nice again.. =.=
if i ever got to japan i will try to find everything related to doreamon , haha!, imagine dorayaki , i have always wondered what is so nice about it , why does doreamon like it so much , etc....and is doreamnon popular there?
受験を受けましょう.*:)
@ michelleg:
i thought they are almost identical? don't worry, you look nice all the time to me =)
@ duke of mask:
dorayaki would be like a pancake, with red bean paste as the filling. i don't eat it often to be honest. anyway, i guess doraemon is so popular here because the japanese have grown up watching it since they were young :)
@ lyk:
頑張りましょう lol xD
they should just install a camera inside the toilet and show it on the screen outside the toilet so that people will faster finish their business and the toilet won't be so crowded lo. XD
and i like the snow thing.
Snowy snowy~
and i like the red bean thing.
Why not u take a photo of u eating the red bean sakura mochi roti in the snow? XD
haha agree with special human!!! by request~~ =P
@ specialhuman:
only perverted people like you will come out with such an idea =.=
you like everything, but me? how sad is that =\
@ michelleg:
harh? are you sure? which one? the former or the latter suggestion? i hope it's not the former one >.<
anyway, now the weather is too cold that i try to hibernate inside my room for as much as possible =)
One more thing.
100 yen = RM 4 lately already.
of course the latter one!!! hahaha... :)
*hugs*
@ endoru:
yea, what a good timing to bring yen to be spent at home at this time =D
@ michelleg:
how i know you wor xD
*hugs back*
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