I saw women as well as men monks. These monks were the same age as my song Brian, 25 years old. They irradiated peace and kindness. It was fun to briefly talk to them.
"Understanding" diversity as a source of unity and creativity through participation in Japan America Society of Oklahoma City and trips to Japan sponsored by Wings of Rotary (Casady Students) UNESCO-Fulbright(Clydia), Japan Memorial Fund Fulbright(Carmen), and Japan Foundation(Gigi)
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- Arigato, What an inspiring experience!
- It took a whole team to take care of every detail
- The Kokoro of the JFMF Tokyo Office
- Follow-on Project Progress Report
- Last minutes in Tokyo: Sayonara Tokyo Charm
- "Hasta la Vista" to the Tokyo Prince Hotel Staff a...
- A last minute walk : A beautiful waterfall
- Last minute memories: A peaceful fall afternoon
- Last minutes to look around
- The Yanagawa group presentation
- I am a winner! A Pen Pal Project with a school in...
- Going around town
- The National Museum
- Service-Learners at work!
- A big surprise
- A noodle soup machine
- I agree with June, noodle soup is OISHI!
- Flying back to Tokyo
- Loved misso soup and sticky rice for breakfast
- People told me that the egg over the rice was great!
- I can not describe the feeling!
- Interesting tasting and looking!
- Salad for breakfast? YES!
- Our last breakfast in Yanagawa: Our request: Jap...
- A familiar look and taste
- The beef was the best in the world!
- Well, I do not know about this!
- So far so good, What is the next course?
- This fish looked and tasted interesting
- well, I need to try everything at least once!
- I saw something moving!
- Sashimi
- What surprises are left to enjoy?
- Care to guess?
- Our last meal as a group
- Process of the Spring Festival Crafts
- Spring Festival Crafts from Yanagawa
- Last pictures as a group
- The gardens at our hotel
- One of the hotel rooms prepares for a reception
- Kabuki Masks
- Spring Festival at Yanagawa
- Kabuki
- Ancient way of transportation
- Wonderful silks
- The Samurai Museum next to the Ryokan Hotel
- My room at the Ryokan Hotel
- My room at the Ryokan Hotel
- Sake tasting
- Sake Brewery Tour
- Thank you gifts to our translator and guide
- The Vegetarian Choice
- The meal
- High Expectations
- Eel Reastaurant on the road
- Our daily transportation
- Discussion with PTO
- Leaving our hotel: Monday December 5
- The grandfather wearing his USA cup
- America the Beautiful in the background
- Judy and her Japanese Family!
- A great cup of apple organic tea
- Tea Time before returning to the hotel
- Sunday Practice
- My host father's table tennis team
- How many plates?
- Very healthy eating!
- Looks interesting!
- What a lovely couple! I was very lucky!
- My favorite, Ebby
- Take What You Want, Please!
- Lunch at a sushi place
- Local Poet's Memorial
- The grandfather's garden
- Breakfast and presents time
- She made it look so easy!
- Sakura teaches me how to make Origami cranes
- The kitchen
- Our beds
- Our bedroom
- A great meal under the watchful eye of our chef: T...
- Father and son happy because both liked meat and...
- Delicious Meal
- Getting ready for dinner
- We had a great time drinking the special Tea Cerem...
- Home made Tea Ceremony
- Grocery Shopping- The same in any language
- Ice Cream a reward in any language
- Tea for Mari Leslie
- My host grandmother
- Judy and I with our host family rice fields in bac...
- Kokoro and Sakura at a Shrine in back of their house
- Kokoro, Sakura (Cherry Blossom) and I playing
- Pizza on Orient Express China and Wedgewood tea set
- Lunch at my host family's home
- Here is my home in Yanagawa
- Kokoro (Heart) greets Stanley in her home
- The grandparents family portray
- The Grandparents Wedding Picture
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