introduction

 Hello everyone. I'm Kota Shimada. I'm a student at Kumamoto University. I'm from Fukuoka.

  I went to Yakiniku yesterday. That was very nice taste, so I ate too much.
Then, Iwent to Game center and played UFO catcher. I got a doll and present for a friend.
Yakiniku is Japanese traditional culture.
There was Sumibiyaki, so very delicious.
 
 Thank you for reading. See you next time.

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  1. hoheisan2018年9月10日 11:33

    Was it difficult of UFO catcher yesterday?

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  2. Rick2018年9月10日 11:37

    I'm a Kumamoto Univercity's student.
    I'm a student at Kumamoto University.

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  3. Rick2018年9月10日 11:37

    tradisional
    traditional

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  4. koizumi2018年9月10日 11:41

    hi , Kota .
    I often play UFO catcher , but I always miss it …
    So , getting a doll is so great I think .
    I wish I am good at playing lol .

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  5. Rick2018年9月10日 21:23

    introuction
    introduction

    I ate too match
    I ate too much

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