My first post about my journey to Japan. It's going to be such an exiting journey. Being a European Studies student with a focus on the private sector, I am going to study business subjects here from February to the end of May. But obviously, that is not my only point of interest in Japan. I came here too for the great landscapes, learning the language, incredible fashion, different habits, meeting people, the tasty food and the incredibly exiting culture.
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| Leaving Holland was quite hard, not only because I had to say goodbye to my dearest friends, family and boyfriend, but also because my clothes didn't fit in my suitcase. |
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| The farewell at Schiphol Airport, Amsterdam was the last time I saw them all together in real life :( From now on, Skype will be the way to communicate. |
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| I had a transfer in Dubai, where I was happy to see that the duty-free shops were cheap, so that I could buy lots of chocolate; I was exhausted of the flight already. |
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| From Dubai I flew to Osaka, and from there we (other Kansai Gaidai University students that arrived there) took the bus to Hirakata-shi. We arrived at Seminar House 3. The picture is what I saw when I woke up in the morning, after having slept at most 4 hours. |
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