In Japan, we have a celebration when a child turns 3, 5 and 7 wishing for their health and well-being. For a girl, in the year when she turns 3 and 7, twice but for a boy once in the year when he turns 5. It's called Shichi-Go-San, which means 7,5,3 in Japanese.
Simple right?
This year, my son Haruki turned 5 years old so we went to the Atsuta Shrine to celebrate.
753 is in November.
We hope they are healthy for their lives Michi Do you want to learn Japanese in Halifax for free? Check this out!
Konnichiwa!! from Nagoya, Japan. I'm Michi from Halifax Japanese Students Support Centre. It's been a long time since the last time I updated this blog.
It was back in 2006! I can't believe it. But now I'm back.
What happened during those years??
Well, I have got 2 children.
They keep me busy everyday of my life now but they are very rewarding.
They are Haruki(5) and Kentaro(2) at a summer festival in Japan wearing Yukata (one type of kimono)
I started my own language school in Nagoya. I bought a condo in Nagoya. I have traveled back to Halifax 4 times. and etc.. So I work as a study-abroad agent that specializes its services in Halifax, NS.
What I do is to help Japanese students to go to Halifax.
All my clients go to Halifax to study English.
I give my clients information about schools and the city and also take care their applications to language schools.
Mostly I work with ...
International Language Institute,
East Coast School of Languages,
Canadian Language Learning College,
King George International College
and St. Mary University TESL centre.
So I have lots of Japanese students who would like to meet new people in Halifax, practice their English and, of course, help you learn Japanese language and culture.
I can match you up with my client so you guys can start language exchange that helps both of you to learn your target languages. Hope to receive your registration soon. Arigato-gozaimasu! Michi
