Places to go in Japan

Hi everyone. I suppose a lot of International students in my computer class are quite interested in sightseeing in Japan. So I decided to line up some places in Japan which worth to visit. I hope it will help you make your tripping plan 1)Hokkaido I already heard that some International students would go there in winter season, and I really recommend you to do so! In winter season, there will be a snow festival held in Sapporo, a capital city of Hakkaido. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TuwVR6waVk In this festival, there are many events related to snow such as snow sports, beautiful statues made of snow and its illumination at night, and snow foods! Though I have not been to there yet, the festival has got quite high reputation from not only Japanese people but also overseas visitors. The 65th Sapporo Snow Festival will be held from February 5 (Wed.) through 11 (Tue.) in 2014, so please try it if you are afford to go there! In addition to the snow festival, you can eat specific Hokkaido foods which are best in winter. In particular, sea foods are the most delicious in Hokkaido in the season, and I want you to try crabs in Hokkaido. They are extraordinary huge compared to your countries! Click the link below and check the size of a crab by yourself! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiW_mp359v4 Next time I will talk you about Okinawa. Hope you have nice days in Japan

Introduction

HELLO EVERYONE:D I have just made up this blod for my "learning English by means of computer" class and I don't know how I should I write here..... Well, I think self-introduction must be the starter of my blog. Hello. My name is Mai. I am from Japan. I love watching movies and traveling around the worldXD ☆MOVIE☆ Sharlock Holmes (My bible), Never Let Me Go, High School Musical, Hugo, Sister Act, etc.. ☆TRAVEL☆ So far, I have been to... Thailand, the UK, Taiwan, the Netherlands, Germany, Bergium I am addicted to the Netherlands the best, and I belong to the Japanese-Netherlands student conference. I already miss Dutch windmills and Duthc people.....