This made my day! Watch it watch it! XDDD




And regarding the result of my interview, it went okay but I didn't perform as good as I should. Being interviewed along with two Japanese candidates just added up the pressure and uneasiness on me, but oh well, at least I did turn up in the interview. And because it's a company, I got to experience serious Japanese interview (though less rigid but 3 interviewers btw ). The result will be out next Wednesday and if I don't receive the call, that means I failed. I'll wait to see then. (with small anticipation) 

I don't particularly dislike rainy days. Yeah, I don't but not when I'm going to school and the rain kept pouring on me. =_= My stupid sport shoes are not water proof (of course!) and the water kept coming in the soles and in the end, my socks wet as well. =_____________________= Not to mention my fleece was wet at its lower fur and my jeans were half rained. Grr, such a pain when the wind kept blowing to your direction.

But one good news is that when I was about reaching the building where I was supposed to have a class, a girl from my class passed me by and luckily I called out to her that I got to know the classes were cancelled today. Lucky me! So quickly I came back to my dorm and threw all the socks, jeans in a bucket for laundry. Before coming back, I actually went to ICC (International Community Centre) for applying a ticket for 文楽(Bunraku), The centre is open from 11am when I usually would be in class so I thought I wouldn't be able to get the ticket anymore. (It's only 3 or so available everytime for each event and is given out based on first-come-first-serve rule) So although being rained and need to do the laundry again, I should consider today a lucky day? At least for the first half of the day, the ticket covered the damage of rain. XD

I paid JPY1000 for this Bunraku participation. After the theater, we (the participants) would be guided to stroll around the Imperial Palace! I don't know whether people are allowed or not to enter Imperial Palace for no better excuses than visiting, but I'd definitely like to see how the Imperial Palace looks like so being guided is great! I consider the participation fee worth it because a Japanese style lunch will be provided after the show, too. :D

Oh yeah, I applied to a company part-time which basically you do data-keying and easy telephone communication. Applying on Monday's night, I got the call the next morning! I was a bit surprised because I've applied to 5 part-time jobs through emails and this is the first one ever replied to me! Quickly my interview has been arranged and it's today's evening. Gosh, I'm so nervous imagining this is the first time I would be interviewed by a Japanese for job! What if I speak wrongly or my usage of KEIGO (Honourific form) were not correct? Argh, I can't help feeling uneasy. But I know I have to go through it anyhow if I want to find a job in Japan. So wish my luck!!

That's all for now. To say the rain triggered me to update is an understatement. I wouldn't have written so much if not for it. maa.

So Wasedasai has ended. What's Wasedasai you ask? It's Waseda University's School Festival. Remember those we read from manga or watch from anime that students from different clubs in a school organize their own activity/function/booth to open at Gakuensai (School Festival/Campus Festival)? Then a lot of people either students of that school or outsiders would come and have fun. Lots of activities, stage shows, exhibitions, booths for food, gallery, monster house, etc. Yeah, 学園祭 (Gakuensai), the one I've read much in manga and finally got to experience the atmosphere myself.

( Not as long so read it! XD )

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