Madison+WorldUE(KGU)

Hello! I’m Madison. I live in Kobe and I tell you about Kobe. Kobe is surrounded by the sea and the mountain, so we can enjoy both besides we can see the night view that is called “the night view of million dollars”. It is one of the three-night views all over the world. Please come here at once. I guide Kobe and you will like Kobe, too. I like Panda so much and I want to go to china to see Panda, because we can stroke here. I save money for seeing Panda but it is hard for me, because I want to do shopping. However, I have determined decision and I never miss a chance to see them. I like child and I go to the foster home to teach study for children once a week. They are good boys and girls. They are not good at study, because they are in noisy surroundings and they cannot concentrate their homework or study. I want to give a little traction for them. I want to know about them more and more.

KOBE

☆JAPAN☆ Do you know Japanese culture? Today, I want to tell you about Japanese festivals. Mturi means festivals in English. Nebutamaturi (Nebuta Festival)…The Nebuta Festival, held in the northeastern district of Japan, radiates strong passions during the short summer. Originally started as an event for the Star Festival, it is a parade around the city of nebuta, gigantic multi-colored floats with luminous paper effigies of warriors and at a maximum thousands of people gather around the nebuta and go through the town dancing. The festival takes place from the first to the seventh of August primarily in the cities of Aomori and Hirosaki in northeastern Japan. it can be referred to as one of Japan representative festivals.

Sanjamaturi (Sanja Festival)…One of the three major festivals of Tokyo. It is held as a ritual ceremony of the Asakusa Shrine in the middle of May. Festivals of Edo (Tokyo) are mainly designed for scores of people to carry the portable shrine on their shoulders and parade around the area. This Sanja Festival is popular, with scores of the portable shrines from each block association and three big portable shrines energetically parading through the old traditional streets of Asakusa, and hundreds of thousands of spectators gather for it every year. Ancient ritual music and dancing is performed in the first temple or precincts of the shrine. The three days of this festival, together with the first temple or shrine visit of the New Year is the time when this town is most enlivened.

Nebuta Festival

I could talk with the people of various countries and was happy. However, as for me, I was able to enjoy second life at school because I was not able to install second life. It was difficult to make a building. But I watched the thing which all made, and I was surprised.