Going to the Oxford University

 I went to Oxford University today. The buildings are so beautiful there  and I felt a different culture from Japan. I could feel the "different culture" in every single part of the city!

Many British buildings are made of bricks and they all have a different atmosphere from Japan.

 It was as if I had wandered into a picture book world! I also felt different cultures in the UK outside of the buildings. 

For example, the poses of people at traffic lights are a little different. There are homeless people, and the bicycle paths are very wide, etc... It would be too much to write everything down, so I'll just leave it at this (LOL). 

People think that the food in the UK is not good, but I think it doesn't taste bad. However, I thought it would be nice if there was one more thing I could do to make it taste stronger or thinner! I have made new friends and am living a fulfilling study abroad experience! 

                                                                                                            K.T.


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