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| Solar powered lights which were not actually all that bright, but WERE very pretty |
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| One of the rooms at bunkasai was Japanese Matsuri. It was a little redundant in my opinion, because bunkasai is TECHNICALLY a Japanese Matsuri, but whatever. |
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| Me, Machi, and Fuki |
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| Me, at this moment: AGURI-CHAN, WHY DID YOU CALL ME DOWN. AGURI-CHAN. AGURI-CHAN, WHY AM I SINGING ONE DIRECTION. |
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| The baes and I chillin |
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| The baes got ahold of my camera. |
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| Well hello there stranger |
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| My face says 'I have no idea what the hell is going on' |
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| Mii-chan is clearly in the bunkasai spirit |
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| There's a smile |
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| Don't you wish you had bento everyday |
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| The baes and I right before the band performance. It's a little blurry because I had to be quick. |
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| Flower arrangements <3 |
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| The toilet can also: charge your iPod, sing distracting music, dance the samba, infiltrate the Pentagon, and occasionally does international flights. |
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| More barbeques. The Brit and the Aussie were not there. |
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| An American in a Japanese shrine. Sounds like the start to a bad joke. |
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| Some matsuri was in this town. I didn't go, but the floats were pretty cool. From what I've heard, though, a bunch of really athletic guys pull these things around the town at full-pelt, and almost kill themselves in the process. |
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| Well hello there |
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| Girl in band gave this to me <3 |
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| Yes Japan, that will be all. |
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| Japan is a really photogenic place, okay |
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| HI JAPAN |
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| 12 hour flight and still fresh as a daisy |
Its so fun to read about what you are doing! I like the way you write. Mom
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