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ROTARY
I went to Japan through the Rotary Exchange Program. Through this program, I was able to take a couple trips with other exchange students from around the world. These trips included climbing Mt. Fuji and going to Nikko. In addition, I was involved with the Rotary clubs and had to make speeches at their winter and summer parties, my introduction, my birthday, and when I was leaving. Here are a couple of the pictures of the other students that I met and during some of the speeches that I gave. |
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Speaking on my birthday. They gave me to coffe cups from Taffiany's and a sterling silver picture frame. |
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My Christmas Speech |
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Relaxing after my speeches |
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Getting ready to speak. |
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Myself and Melinda Liow from Malaysia. |
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Juliano from Brazil and Sean from Pennsylvania |
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Juliano writing a going away message at the airport. |
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Painting pottery in Nikko. |
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Continue Tour of Yokohama |
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Yokohama Papers Cities
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Sumo Skyline (MM21) Walk to Tokyo Kanto Gakuin Families Interest Rotary Baseball Bridges Port of Yokohama Sankeien Gardens Graffiti Trains |
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