Goodbye 2020, Hello 2021

8.21.20

Well, the day has come. One year ago, today, I arrived back to America. It has been bitter sweet being back in the United States. In Japan, I met so many nice people that I plan to have lifelong relationships with. I met one of my best friends in Japan. I learned so much from living and working there. Honestly, I am so thankful and blessed to have had this experience. I will NEVER EVER forget the people I met there and hope to visit again sometime soon!! Here are a few more pictures that, again, don’t do the actual place justice. I highly, highly suggest you visit Japan at least twice in your life. Once, to see the big cities and all that they have to offer, but the other time to travel to less known places in the country. You will truly be amazed at what you will find.

xoxo,e

8.20.20

When my grandparents visited me in Miyazaki, we took a little trip to Nagasaki, Japan. Our hotel was on one of the tallest hills, and let me tell you- the view did not disappoint. This is another one of the pictures where the camera doesn’t do the picture justice. The view from our hotel room was spectacular. Nagasaki has a lot of hills, therefore it makes it a bit tricky to navigate. Nagasaki is also one of the first places Christianity and Christian churches were introduced in Japan. While we were there, we went visited a bunch of museums that taught about all of the history.

xoxo,e