Shibuya 渋谷 One of my favourite places ended up being Shibuya, which is a trendy location where all the “cool kids hang”. You also have the famous intersection in Shibuya, where a LOT of people cross when it’s green. And when crossing here you have to be set on your course, otherwise you’ll get trampled over [...]
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Browsing the archives for the Tokyo tag
24th July 2010 17:18
Japan 2010 Trip Wrapup
Long time no see! I’m now home from my trip to Japan, and have somewhat gotten back to the normal regular life routines! I had an absolute blast in Japan, and I wish I could have stayed there even longer! I travelled a bit around, and got to use my Japanese a LOT, which was [...]
18th June 2010 08:22
Japan Here I Come! … soon….
日本へ行きます！:D Time has flown by lately, but I’m finally (almost) ready with the preparations for my upcoming trip to Japan! It has taken me a while, longer than usual in fact, to get everything in order! But now I just have to pay the hotel bill so I can get my vouchers, and I should [...]
12th April 2010 19:17
Spring Is Finally Here!
The weather this past week has been excellent, spring has finally come here in Oslo! We had the year’s first barbecue party this past Saturday, and it was warm enough to sit outside for hours! This past Saturday I also had my first lesson in 弓道/Kyudo, or Japanese archery! The practice of Kyudo is practically [...]
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Catching Up With Good Friends
December 31, 2009
One of my favourite things in life is being with my best friends and just hanging out. We don’t have to do anything special, just sitting down having lunch for an example, and catching up. I have my group of people that I call my “inner circle”, because these are the people I trust and [...]
Memories From The Past: Russetiden
January 28, 2010
One of the big moments in a Norwegian students life is russefeiring (russ celebration period). Russefeiring is the traditional norwegian videregående skole (equivalent to high school) graduation ceremony, and almost every student in Norway take part. I was russ in the year 2005, which made me a commemorative russ as the tradition celebrated it’s 100th [...]