Japanese Lessons

[Scott]

Yay! Just when I thought there were no Japanese people left in my town, today my mom stumbled across a garage sale chock FULL of Japanese novelties, music, books etc. She was talking to the lady and found out that she is a professional teacher who teaches private English lessons to Japanese people and private Japanese lessons to English people. I think I may take some. It would be tons better than learning from a book by yourself, right?

[thomas]

I guess so.

Did your mom buy all that J-stuff?

[Scott]

Hehe yep. I'm flooded with Japanese things.

[Scott]

Oh BTW! Samuraitora, have you ever been to One World Market in Novi? It's a Japanese store filled with various J-foods, books, music, etc. They even have their own sushi bar! I went there about 5 years ago and I'm DYING to go back. It's about an hour's drive away from here. I think I'll try dragging my parents out there again.

[thomas]

Originally posted by Scott
Hehe yep. I'm flooded with Japanese things.
If you find something nice, share it with us, especially pics (in case you have a scanner).
:happy:

[Scott]

Hehe well everything now is pretty much normal but if I find something extra out of the ordinary, I'll be sure to share it. :)

[moyashi]

nice score!

[Scott]

UPDATE: My mom and dad went back to the woman's house today and I'm supposed to go over there with my mom sometime this week to meet her. I will be bringing along the books I have used so far so that she can kind of gauge how far I have gotten.

[moyashi]

wooo lessons?

[samuraitora]

Sweet...that is a nice score!!!

As for One World Market in Novi, I have not been there...didn't know it existed...I will be there soon though...(^_^)

[Scott]

Yay. I met her today. She is one of the nicest people I've ever met. I'm going to be going over to her house every Thursday for a one our Japanese lesson.