Our Swahili class have started. We take classes for 5 hours every day. Our teacher speaks in English. So we have to listen carefully. A:Umeamkaje?(Hello) B:Salama!(Hello) \

I went to Shiroyama public pool in Nihonmatsu city. The pool was clean and equipped with hot showers and hair dryers. And it was a pool where children could play.

Swahili E-Learning was tested. Memorizing words was hard for me. Jumatatu Jumanne Jumatano Alhamisi Ijumaa Jumamosi Jumapili (Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday) How do you memorize them? The Swahili class consists of…

Orientation started yesterday. We 164 students introduced ourselves for two hours. It was a long day.

I arrived at Nihonmatsu City. I will start studying Swahili here. I will study with 164 people. Half of them are teachers. I am going to Kenya on August 20.

I introduce my homework. Now it's easy for me. I will go to Nihonmatsu City on April 16 to learn Swahili. JIBU MASWALI (ANSWER THE QUESTIONS) 1. Jina lako nani? (What's your name?) Jina langu ni Taro Urashima. (My name is Taro Urashima.) 2…

Today I finally finished moving out.I was able to make my room cleaner than when I came here.Asante(Thank you), K High School！

Hujambo? (Hello.) Jina langu Taro. (My name is Taro.) Mimi Mjapani. (I'm a Japanese.) Mimi mwalimu. (I'm a teacher.) From April to July next year, I will go to Nihonmatsu City to learn Swahili. And then I will go to Nairobi city, Kenya. En…

I passed! I will join the Senior Overseas Cooperation Volunteers 2024 as a first round member.This year I had a request that matched mine,So I got permission from the school board to take a leave of absence for two years and I had taken th…

JICA senior volunteers were announced today. I decided not to apply for JICA volunteers this year. This is because there are no volunteers that I really want to go to. I intend to apply for a JICA volunteer three years later.

I'm really enjoying my class now. The students are very friendly. Recently, I have come to think that I don't want to go to volunteer yet. Maybe I will go when I am 60. Wait a minute, JICA.

I have been appointed to be in charge of the first-year homeroom teacher from April. I am looking forward to being a first-year homeroom teacher. On the other hand, I feel that I am not contributing much to the school now. So I have decide…

I no longer feel like trying hard for a common exam that no one can solve. I am now going to try my best to do something useful to support education in Africa！

Since the retirement age is now 63, let's do JICA volunteer work between the ages of 61 and 62, and then return to work at 63.

Twenty-one years ago, I bought some Harumaki from a street stall in Thailand and it was excellent. I still can't forget it. I was told it was Laos Harumaki. I want to sell it at a street stall in Africa. Relaxing with my family.