Dazaifu-shrine
We visited one of the well-known shrines in Japan. A god of study is there. Many Japanese students come to this place and pray for their exam success.
Here is a comment from our student:
After two days in the School, I have been looking forward to the outing to Dazaifu today. I was blessed to have sunny weather though it was a bit chilly in the morning. It was a great pleasure to have Tsuboi-san from NILS accompanied me in the trip. He has been most friendly and caring.
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During the trip, he explained in detail a lot of interesting things about Daizaifu, its vicinities and Fukuoka. We communicated mainly in Japanese and it was an excellent opportunity for me to brush up the language.
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We also visited Kyushu National Museum where national treasures of Kyoto’s Daigoji were currently exhibited. Having visited Daigoji before, I was particularly delighted to look at the amazing exhibits outside of its Kyoto premise.
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Before we left, we had coffee at the famous Starbucks designed by Kengo Kuma-san, and savoured the yummy plum biscuits. I went home with a full stomach and many happy memories.
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She writes down her impression in Japanese. ありがとうございました!
今日の見学はとても楽しかったです。太宰府天滿宮と九州国立博物館へ行きました。すばらしい展覧を見ました。太宰府は、にぎやかだし、きれいだし、面白いです。坪井さん、どうもありがとうございました。