Lecture building:
Student Building, bascially consists of cafeteria, top floor, western food, bottom floor Japanese food. All run by the "Co-Op", there are no outside brand foods in university such as Starbucks for example. Only one store, the "Co-Op" store. Its about the size of a large convinience store, it functions as the schools "bookstore". This is a really small school.
Dorm Life:
After trip from Costco Japan:
7 comments:
where are you in the picture...
i see that you're stockin up on macaroni and cheese and frozen pizzas haha
dorm life is right.
sng
I see a lot of vaseline and deodorant HAHA....dry skin and bad BO..nice combo...
why are there no students on campus? u should take a pic of the inside of the school, the caf, and the BATHROOM!
and yes, you should include pics of urself too!
oh let me tell you what happened last week, it was Gu Ma's bday, so we went to dun huang and had tooooooo much food, we had the 4 dishes set for the 3 of us...stuffed to the max..for shame you missed out!...HAHA...
i bought her a cheesecake, no one wants to eat it either...*Sigh* what a SHAME...haha...
u miss out!!
Are you sharing your room with anyone? it looks pretty big for one person? nice place by the way, =)
um, how about a picture of yourself!!!
DaYvid
Its only one person, per room, so don't have to share anything. Pictures of myself...maybe later.
And you can buy Tim Casades Jalapeno Chips here at Costco, for 420 yen = $4.20 for a big bag (tax included)
Can't do that in Canada, eh?
I like Japanese food so much~~
How do you find the Japanese foods?
Stephi :)
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