How was SE? What did I learn/discover during this course?

During this course, I learned to think deeply and explore my life and my way of thinking by writing blogs about difficult topics, such as happiness, love, and religion. I tend to avoid thinking about these topics in my daily life, however I noticed that it is important to have own opinion about these topics in a long term by sharing ideas in the class.

Also, I enjoyed reading classmates' blogs and publishing pieces. Their style of writing and choice of word were wonderful and sometimes unique. Especially, reading classmates' poems was interesting for me. There are various themes and styles, and all were made with creativity.

It was first time for me to make blog, and sometimes it was hard for me to catch up with a pace, however I enjoyed blogging free topics. In addition, I'm so sorry that I couldn't comment on other member's blog. I learned that I have to improve my time management skill.

In the publishing pieces, I wrote poem about my feeling of the season, autumn as first one, and I wrote report about my volunteer experience in Iwate as second one. Through publishing process, I learned how it is difficult to show my idea with thinking about readers. After this class, I want to continue improving my skill of writing.

Minzoku buyo class

In the fall term, I took a class of Minzoku buyo class as PE. I like this class! We now practice dancing "盛岡さんさ踊り”, it is from Iwate. If you don't finish PE classes, I recommend you to take this class!! I have three reasons to recommend this class to you. Firstly, you can learn how to wear Yukata, and you can wear Yukata during the latter part of class. Only wearing Yukata, you must be feel excited if you are Japanese people! Secondly, you can practice dancing with the music of drum and whistle. We make circle when we dance, so you can feel like actually participating the festival. Thirdly, Minzoku buyo class doesn't make you tired physically. Minzoku buyo only have slow and moderate motion, so even if you take 567 class after PE, you won't be tired and sleepy. Also, teacher told us, these traditional dance is used to unite the local people as community, and it gives vitality to the area. Nowadays, there are few chances to experience such traditional Japanese culture, but we have to save and keep such culture.

What do I want my obituary to say?

Mio Uemura, resident of Kyoto, passed away on August 30, at the age of 70, at the Tetsugaku no michi, the way to Ginkakuji temple, cause of heart attack.

Ms. Uemura was born on the September 20, 1991, in Saitama. She graduated ICU in 2014. She likes traveling, so she is fascinated by the job in airport. When she was in university,she studied to acquire English and Chinese skill hard, and she became an airport staff. When she was 27, she got married with the man, he is a colleague in her job, from Kyoto. She had two children, and lived happily.

Ms. Uemura wanted her funeral to be simple, so only her children and relative attended to see her off.

My second publish pieces

My first publish piece was short poem, so in the second one, I made long report about my volunteer experience Iwate in last summer vacation. However, the content is still confused, so I need to revise again.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nsiDvb3Q0xxd-S4JtnVvu-a1peBYAq9QE3pOts5lQZ0/edit?hl=ja