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| 盛りだくさんの企画！ |
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| カナダ出身のMr.Hartさん 奥様が日本人で、日本にやってきました。ずっと日本に住んでいたい！ と日本の文化が大好きだそうです。
Tristan's Speech:
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> I didn't know much about Japan until I met a
young-lady from the country;
I began to study the language and visited
three or four times before getting married and living permanently in
the country.
I myself came from Canada, my parents being from
Europe, escaping war as many seem to do before arriving. In such a
young country, I really felt without any culture; especially because
the rest of my family was from another land. When I began learning
about Japan and living in the community I live now: I simply adored the
textured society, with all it' interesting backgrounds and fun ways of
expressing it's-self.
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> The main reason I stay in Japan is the
food, a country with, a long history in farming, and with so many
styles of cooking; it's always nice to try a new restaurant! I
especially admire the fact that the Japanese government prohibits the
cultivation of genetically engineered foods(GMO),
sadly, Canadian
farmers started growing such crops, with corn, soya-beans, and canola
around fifteen years ago; I couldn't wait to leave. Canada can be a
pleasant place, especially to foreigners, however, I wish they'd follow
the Europeans, and the other more informed countries like Japan, South-Korea, Singapore, even China.
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Japan has unique climate
variation by area, ranging from sub-arctic in the North to sub-tropical
in the South. It truly is like a whole world in one country...I can't
wait to taste all the food from every region!
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Here is an
interesting web-link for anyone wanting to know more about
"genetically
modified organisms" and which countries around the world are producing
and or using them:
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Tristan Hart
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| 安蔵 さん。 ドイツにビジネス出張によくでかけていた時の資料をまとめてくださいました。 |
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| ベルリンのブランデンブルグ門 |
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| ドイツ旅行に行った気分で、映像を満喫いたしました。 ありがとうございました～＾＾ｖ |
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| 筑波大学のタイからの留学生も参加してくれました。 |
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| メンバーでもある、栗原氏の生演奏は迫力がありました。 ボランティアで心よく引き受けてくださったダンサーさん達。 フラメンコの迫り来る情熱のリズムに乗って、汗だくで踊ってくださいました。 |
