my daily life (or not so daily…)
En el grupo de anuncios que salén a la derecha de mi blog, hoy me encontrado con uno que ponía “consejos para ir Japon” de la revista menstyle.es.
Se trata de una serie de consejos para que la experiencia en Japón sea más llevadera, no he leido todos los consejo pero con el segundo ya he tenido bastante:
Es importante que te dirijas a la gente por su apellido y agregando el sufijo san (señor) para hombres y sama (señora) para mujeres.
Tonite, I wanted to eat some good stuff and Hyang Sun recommeded to go to motsu LABO a place in Kishaba. I was in the restaurant the have in the first floor there with my professor, but motsu LABO in the second floor is delicious. Their specialty is “motsu nabe“, and we choose the one with spicy soup ~~
Well, it’s a fact. The weather forecasts were announcing the snow in Kagoshima (and other parts of Kyushu) from yesterday night and it’s here. In fact it appears to have no intention of stopping. Forecasts assure, Kagoshima prefecture could reach 10-15 cm of snow and I cna see that coming too.
It’s strange because although Japan has lots of snow, all of it snows mostly on the side of Japan facing Asia (the continent). Reports say that the wave of low temperature have been so cold this time the it has reached these areas too.
PS/ I’d have loved to take a picture of Sakurajima this morning, but visibility is 0 right now…
Some pics from my way for home to the lab here
This is the second year (in a row) I couldn’t go back home to celebrate these days with my family and friends. That’s the happy part of it, the sad part is that I spend christmas day’s afternoon correcting documents and stuff for my phD (within months) senpai Anderson. The picture shows one of the things a had to prepare without him even knowing about it. I also did one more “pleasant” (“unpleasant” too at some points) thing that day but I’m waiting for the pictures from my other senpai Yoshizaki.
Yesterday, I wasn’t even thinking about preparing nothing special for christmas (specially because Anderson ripped out of me). Just a bottle of cava to skype-toast with my family in Spain. But suddenly, some kind of christmas-rush attacked me and I ended up looking for some roasted animal (preferably chicken) for dinner. My answer was “DAIEI” a slightly-pricey store near my house.
We accompanied the dinner with a delicious wine of Ribera del Duero by Josemari
Before becoming Santa for a day (come back for a post later), I decided to eat a bento on the park right before the river. Lately, temperature is back to normal.
I was thinking that living in Japan and in Kagoshima, far away from Tokyo, having even a tiny feeling of a Christmas spirit was too much to ask for. But today I went to Inamori Academy I was happy to discover that Santa is among as.
Borrowed from Jay’s Facebook.
That’s the time I have to read this book, 3 weeks. The book is “Computer Science handbook” by Allen B. Tucker, and consists of a compilation of articles covering what is computer science nowadays. Is it possible to read a 2500 pages book in 3 weeks? I guess not… But I’m gonna try it.
The fact is that the book costs about 20000 yen, and even getting it on eBay was difficult, so I asked the libray in my university to find it in another university’s library. The problem is that it’s just for a limited period and I have to give it back by January 5th…
Here is a better take of our Christmas volcano, snow on the right, ash explosion on the left
I few weeks ago, I went with Hyang Sun to some sort of event in Ijuin, for selling Korean foods and stuff for one of the best Korean Restaurants I’ve ever been too, Omoni (map here).
We sold a huge amount of Kimchi, and also we had some time to go around the “festival” and enjoy the events around: tutored pottery, amateur music, … I even got to make a bottle, or whatever ~~
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