... Is awesome. ÓwÒ

It's really great living in Japan. I've been here for exactly 48 days now. (If my math skills are not trolling me -__-)
And I love it. It's not perfect, and it's not anything amazing. It's just.. I love the feeling of being somewhere else, seeing another part of the world. And I love the convenience stores! XD Hahaha They're epic. I have become officially addicted to salmon-onigiri.

The University itself is awesome. The many opportunities you have here are really great! I have japanese classes, of course, and I chose to follow a course in flower arranging as well (ikebana) and to study Japanese Traditional Performing Arts, as kabuki theatre etc.

The teachers are all really great, and the fact that this place is so international is really impressing me. Not only can I meet Japanese people and practice my japanese, I meet people from all over the world, so I can practice my english, french and spanish as well. >w<
Oh, and my norwegian and swedish skills, which practically do not exist. Haha.

The club-activities are a big plus for me. There are so many clubs to join and I just wanted to join all of them! Yet I ended up joining the manga creator's club and the Iado-club (samurai art of the sword).

I would never have been able to see a group of students wearing traditional hakama and keikogi, practicing with swords at my own home university! Haha! >w<

There is also the sports facilities, which I think.. maybe, I will miss the most about campus (not counting in the large beautiful forest and the incredible mountains). There is a Multi-Purpose hall, where you can weight-train, bike and use the running track. I mainly use the running track. But besides the multi-purpose hall there is an entire area dedicated to sports. There is the air-dome (Which I have not yet found out what the hell is XD), there are tennis courts, basket-ball courts, football-fields, Soccer-fields, Table-tennis utilities, Archery-fields, A huge baseball-track and a lot of other things I can't remember right now. It's just unbelievable. At least for me, coming from a University with no dedicated sports-fields. (Not what I know of at least).

I have a feeling this is all over soon, and it will be over soon, in August. Yet I don't wanna waste my time here worrying about when it will be over. I should enjoy every little thing. I just know that I will miss this more than I thought I would. >__<