Hi! My name is Shogo Hamaoka. I am live in the dormitory of a university. Although a life in a dormitory has an inconvenient thing, there is pleasure which is not in live alone a lot. My hometown is Ehime. There is 〝Dogo Onsen" in Ehime. Dogo Onsen is one of the most oldest hot springs in Japan. So,it is always being crowded with many tourists there.
In addition to Ehime is famous as a producing district of an orange. There are many kinds of orange, such as a big orange and a sweet and small orange. My hometown is also famous and there is many drinking water maker's factory.I am a four-person family's eldest son, and have a younger brother under 5 years old. I was high school students, I belonged to the Kyudo club. Kyudo is a sport called Japanese archery. Practice time of kyudo was long, So I think, Kyudo is one of the most hardest sports! There were also many delightful things and there were. We became friendly very much through hard practice with a classmate and the younger generation.
I began a part time job in McDonald's recently. There is also a foreigner there and I am surprised by the skill of their Japanese every day. I would like to do my best in the study of English and Chinese for the purpose of them.
My hobby is riding on a motorbike. It is very pleasant to go to a place without an opportunity to go until now.
Hello Shogo-San!
ReplyDeleteMy name is Ken, nice to meet you! Dogo Onsen seems like a really nice place. I really love going to Onsens. We have them in Taiwan as well but my personal preference are the ones in Japan. Do you go to Dogo Onsen often?
Kyudo seems really cool! I did some research on it in the past and I would really like to learn. It doesn't seem easy though so I agree it is one of the hardest sports to learn.
Its cool that you are trying to learn Chinese along with English! Learning both at the same time is not a easy thing to do so I wish you the best of luck!
-Ken