Dear my friends,
Ok, first of all I should introduce why I am writing this letter. Since I have many friends who live in Tokyo and like Japan, I want to help them to enjoy their time here. Even if there visit here is for a short time. Due to the fact that Japanese aren’t very good English speakers, that does not mean we are not hospitable to foreigners. Like most Japanese my mom does not speak fluent English, she is the most international person I have ever known. She is always opened the door to good foreigners and try to help communicate with them. If you come to my house, you will see that some foreign children are always here watching TV while sitting inside the Kotatsu. Sometimes they say “Hey, kiki. Where have you been?” Mr. Bean is on!” I am like “what’s the?” they are sitting there as if they are in their house. Some kids are sleeping in kotatsu and making themselves feel right at home. Some of the other kids are trying to show me their dance they learned from school. The kids often say “Hey, kiki. Look what I can do! “
There was one time a kid came to my house crying. It was already passed 11:00 clock and it was a very cold night. We could hear a little kid crying out by the street. And crying was getting louder and louder. We first thought a street cat was crying somewhere out in the cold. Soon after that, we heard the door bell. We had no idea who would be there. When I answered the door, there was a four year’s old little girl at the door. She was standing there and crying. Her mother is working nights. When the little girl woke up to use the bathroom. She found out her mother was not home. And the little girl was extremely frightened. Not knowing know what to do she came over to my house. The little girl was one of our neighbours’s kids that come over to my house occasionally.
Because of this I have learned that if you want to help people, the language does not matter. I came to think that those kids want to share there time with my family and ask for their help when they have a problem.
One thing I have learned from this experience is there are so many people including Japanese and foreigners here in Tokyo, that due to lack of English explanation of Japan.
If in the future, if you ever have any friends or family that would like to experience Japanese culture, I will try to my best to ensure that their time here is enjoyable.
I am absolutely certain some of you guys wish that it would be nice fro us if there were more convenient way we could stay in Japan.
So, let me help you with the things that are inconvenient to you during your stay here in Japan. By doing so you would be helping me out as well, since I am doing some research about this topic. So by asking for my help we would be helping each other out.
Let’s help each other out and enjoy Japan!
Kikibella1980@yahoo.com
Ok, first of all I should introduce why I am writing this letter. Since I have many friends who live in Tokyo and like Japan, I want to help them to enjoy their time here. Even if there visit here is for a short time. Due to the fact that Japanese aren’t very good English speakers, that does not mean we are not hospitable to foreigners. Like most Japanese my mom does not speak fluent English, she is the most international person I have ever known. She is always opened the door to good foreigners and try to help communicate with them. If you come to my house, you will see that some foreign children are always here watching TV while sitting inside the Kotatsu. Sometimes they say “Hey, kiki. Where have you been?” Mr. Bean is on!” I am like “what’s the?” they are sitting there as if they are in their house. Some kids are sleeping in kotatsu and making themselves feel right at home. Some of the other kids are trying to show me their dance they learned from school. The kids often say “Hey, kiki. Look what I can do! “
There was one time a kid came to my house crying. It was already passed 11:00 clock and it was a very cold night. We could hear a little kid crying out by the street. And crying was getting louder and louder. We first thought a street cat was crying somewhere out in the cold. Soon after that, we heard the door bell. We had no idea who would be there. When I answered the door, there was a four year’s old little girl at the door. She was standing there and crying. Her mother is working nights. When the little girl woke up to use the bathroom. She found out her mother was not home. And the little girl was extremely frightened. Not knowing know what to do she came over to my house. The little girl was one of our neighbours’s kids that come over to my house occasionally.
Because of this I have learned that if you want to help people, the language does not matter. I came to think that those kids want to share there time with my family and ask for their help when they have a problem.
One thing I have learned from this experience is there are so many people including Japanese and foreigners here in Tokyo, that due to lack of English explanation of Japan.
If in the future, if you ever have any friends or family that would like to experience Japanese culture, I will try to my best to ensure that their time here is enjoyable.
I am absolutely certain some of you guys wish that it would be nice fro us if there were more convenient way we could stay in Japan.
So, let me help you with the things that are inconvenient to you during your stay here in Japan. By doing so you would be helping me out as well, since I am doing some research about this topic. So by asking for my help we would be helping each other out.
Let’s help each other out and enjoy Japan!
Kikibella1980@yahoo.com
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