As my last blog didn't accept English comments, I just moved into here, Blogger's.
So, all the comments (just three though:P) posted on the previous entries has disappeared now, sorry Diana and Hai Minh ><
I think this blog would accept English (and maybe also other languages?) comments.
I start writing again!! Next one will be about climbing up Mt. Fuji.
The previous bolg: http://blog.livedoor.jp/shige_k1-english.ver/
Well, at least you didn't have to move a lot of posts (last time I moved I had to move 50 posts and also a lot of pictures :( )
ReplyDeletePromise me you will complain about my country like I complained about yours, okay? ;)
Diana
50 posts!? Oh, that's awesome. There were just 4 for me and it took about an hour, because they were made of HTML something (I don't know so much about this kind of stuff) and I couldn't simply "copy&past" them ;(
ReplyDeleteHmm, I don't feel I'll complain about your country right now, but we'll see :)
(I heard that urinals in the Nederlands are too high for us, Japanese. This is the only bad thing I can imagine now :P)
Oh, I forgot to tell you something, Diana. I changed the setting so that anyone can post comments without any problems!
ReplyDeleteThanks! Now you can see who posted :)
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure you'll encounter other things you find stupid/funny/silly, etc. In any case, I'd love to hear how you experience life in The Netherlands.
The Netherlands is so small that you can reach the other end of the country in 2 hours and that's why it's not so expensive to travel. So I'm hoping you'll travel more than I did in Japan... Ask me anytime if you want suggestions. Of course, you could also go to Paris, London and other cities in just a matter of hours, lots to do :)
As for length, Dutch people are much taller than Japanese, so you'll probably be amazed at how big your bed will be :P My bed, desk, bike and everything was too small for me in Japan. Can you imagine how Anne-Fleur feels!? :O
Anyway, talk to you later. Have fun! :)