With Faiz leaving Kagoshima on January 29, we decided to hold a sendoff party for him at a local izakaya (居酒屋, Japanese tavern) called Taiwan Ichiba (台湾市場) in Tenmonkan. The place offers both drinks (both alcoholic and nonalcoholic) and finger food.
We enjoyed two alcoholic filled hours before they kicked us out :P
In what seems to be an unconventional fashion in Japan, we invited both students and faculty members to the party. I was told that Japanese students don't usually party with faculty members.
We invited all of our friends and we eventually ended up with 31 people at the party. The two-hour limit put a damper to the festive mood, but we enjoyed a really good night nevertheless.
Here's David reading out a haiku he wrote for Faiz
We enjoyed two alcoholic filled hours before they kicked us out :P
In what seems to be an unconventional fashion in Japan, we invited both students and faculty members to the party. I was told that Japanese students don't usually party with faculty members.
We invited all of our friends and we eventually ended up with 31 people at the party. The two-hour limit put a damper to the festive mood, but we enjoyed a really good night nevertheless.
Here's David reading out a haiku he wrote for Faiz
Here's Prof. Itou, Kaoru (from the International Affairs Center (IAC) at IUK) and Faiz at the corner table
8 comments:
Making bittersweet memories.
indeed... T_T
What does T_T mean?
you looks so beautiful, jen ^^
long time no see~
Jenny, you organised a fantastic party - Thanks so much for your friendship :)
thanks Katri :)
long time no see~
Faiz, likewise
it's been a really fun ride :P
robert,
T_T is a crying face
I,m a text symbol illiterate.
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