This summer I visited Fukushima, Hawaiians.
When I was young , I have been once there .
but I don't remember .
This time, I did go with 5 friends by the car that friend has .
When we ariived at hawaiians pool , There are many people!
famillys...childrens...couples...I was surprised very much.
Because, I thought that it will be available :-(
At the start, I can't enjoyed .
but we finded good place! that is....
sauna!
We like sauna. And there are no many people.
I enjoyed sauna about 1 ~ 2 hour.
There is pool that flows like a river .
There are many people !
but we entered there.
I hit the person many times!
I was tired.:-(
but I got great experience.
My summer vacation was good!!
September 27, 2013
September 26, 2013
Summer Vacation
This summer I visited Mongolia for the first time. I've wanted to go there for a long time and I was really happy to have chance to experience a bit of nomadic life.
I stayed in a ger, a traditional tent made of felt, in a camping site for two nights. It was not very convenient, but it was great to see the sky filled with stars at night, and to wake up in the morning to see horses coming around to have their breakfast.
And I tried horse horse riding for the first time! I did it just one time for a short time, with a guide who controlled my horse (it didn't hear me anyway). Still it was a lot of fun! I was amazed how well Mongolian Kids rode the horses, which made me want to start practicing horse riding.
I also enjoyed using a little Mongolian. Just saying "Hello" ("Сайн байна уу?", meaning "How are you," literally) and "Thank you" ("Баярлалаа") in the local language made a big difference!
I stayed in a ger, a traditional tent made of felt, in a camping site for two nights. It was not very convenient, but it was great to see the sky filled with stars at night, and to wake up in the morning to see horses coming around to have their breakfast.
And I tried horse horse riding for the first time! I did it just one time for a short time, with a guide who controlled my horse (it didn't hear me anyway). Still it was a lot of fun! I was amazed how well Mongolian Kids rode the horses, which made me want to start practicing horse riding.
I also enjoyed using a little Mongolian. Just saying "Hello" ("Сайн байна уу?", meaning "How are you," literally) and "Thank you" ("Баярлалаа") in the local language made a big difference!
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