Thank you!

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Hello again!

It has now been a few weeks that I have been back in Sydney. I just wanted to write one last blog post to thank you all for being so welcoming during my stay in Akashi and tell you a little bit about what I did during my last few days in Japan!

During my last two days in Japan I was able to do some sightseeing in Osaka and I even had time to go to Kyoto! It was a very interesting trip as I experienced a VERY full train ride from Osaka to Kyoto. I spent all day walking around Kyoto and I decided to rent out a kimono and walked around wearing it for about three hours. 

Here I am wearing a kimono!
Kyoto was super busy!

View from my airbnb!!


















Thank you for everyone at Akashi Kosen for being so welcoming! I really enjoyed my time at the college and experiencing traditional Japanese fencing and tea ceremony! Hopefully I can come and say hello to you all in July! 


Noora


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