#japan 12 soka daigaku hachioji

last 2 weeks, i met with these 3 foreign students from soka daigaku in train on the way to Keio Hachioji. They`re sitting in front of me and because i`m wearing baju kurung at that time, they started talking to me asking whether i`m a Malaysian or not. They`re so nice and friendly; Joyeeta from India, Serene from Malaysia and Evelyn from Switzerland. All of them are taking Phd in Soka University now. We exchange our number and i got an invitation to some fest held at their university today. Forgot whats the Fest`s name. 

So today, I invited Lani together to go there to see what excitement that they said i`m going to get at there. We`re welcomed by Joyeeta at the front gate and she guided us in there. When we reached there, the performance from international students just started and they`re amazingly fun and interesting.

Here`s some photos taken from my iphone.

they`re rapping japanese song

the attraction today. singing that oppa song(forget the tittle)

the european dance

Russian dance

they`re miming, but very captivating

this one is great. kinda like kungfu vs modern dance

see this? amazing!

tounan asian dance. they`re performing dikir puteri (noraniza idris). got 2 japanese in here

sgt lembut tarian mereka. just like what we see in Malaysia

That orange baju kurung girl is Terengganu Chinese. meet her parents there.

dancing the sabah/sarawak traditional dance

indian dance. thought they`re malaysian indians, but unfortunately not.

There`s Farah from Indonesia. Transfer student there

sangat meriah

This is Evelyn from Switzerland. Taking Phd in Philostraphy

With all those dancers for tounan asian dance

see their friendliness? haha

that chinese is malaysian chinese, Serene. Phd in Business kanaa. And the other two is those Indian dancers.

They got the fireworks performance tonight, but there`s too many homeworks to be done, so say goodbye to the fireworks. Sob3

It`s nice meeting new friends over there. Seems like Soka University is a good place to further your study in Japan.