The following is a student's response to the question; "What's your favorite weather?  What do you like to do in that weather?"

My favorite weather is sunny.  In a sunny weather, I always want to walk out.  I can feel warm while walking outside.  When I feel warm, I can be relaxed and be fine.  In winter, very strong wind runs toward me and trees.  When the wind blows, many leaves leave the trees and they seem to feel cold.

Edvin, an exchange student from Finland, is leaving Saijo.  He has been in Saijo for about ten months, learning Japanese, enjoying Saijo High School, and local events.  At the assembly, on December 20th, he made a speech and expressed a thankful feeling to teachers, classmates, teammates and all the people who have shared time together here.

The following is a student's response to the question, "What's your favorite store?  Describe and recommend it!"

My favorite store is Hanshin Tigers shop, AIPUS. The shop sells Hanshin Tigers goods.  I like the team very much.  So, I often go to the store.  But it is located in Hyogo prefecture.  It takes much time to go there.  But if you go there, you will become one of the Hanshin Tigers fans.

The following is a student's response to the question, "What's your favorite store?  Describe and recommend it!"

My favorite store is "GEO."  You can borrow DVDs, CDs and comic books, and buy them too.  I often buy used DVDs of varietyshows andmovies.  They are cheaper than other stores'.  If they are not in good condition, thestore guarantees them.  These days DVDs at the shop are getting more and more expensive because of the increased rate of consumption tax.

The following is a student's response to the question, "What's your favorite store?  Describe and recommend it!"

I want to recommend EAON Mall to go shopping.  It has various brands, not only clothes but also shoes.  I often fo there.  You can enjoy not only shopping but also seeing a movie, eating andso on!!  When I go there, times passes very rapidly!!  EAON has everything you need!  You should go there.