I had a final exam and report. The exam about French. It was difficult for me. The report was on diversity in India. I was interested this theme. I ate cream puff with coffee after dinner. I watched drama with my family. I noticed, my posts was one hundred. I will stop posts during summer vacation when that finish my homework on this app.

I had a French test today. It was hard, but I did well, so that’s good. After that, I went to my part-time job. At work, I make omurice and grill steaks. My stomach still hurts. I also have a headache today, so I’m feeling really miserable. I’m so tired.

Today, I went to my club activities for the first time in a while. After that, my friend and I went to Gong Cha and had bubble tea. I tried the new peach-flavored drink, and it was so delicious that it became one of my favorites.🍑 It looks like it’s going to rain later, so I’m a little worried about it.😭

I’m going to eat mala tang with my older friend today. We can’t eat very spicy food so we will choose non spicy soup. I am really looking forward to it because I like try new foods. After that, we going to a cafe because we both love cafe and relaxing time there. I want to drink iced coffee but I need milk and syrup because I can’t drink bitter drinks very well. Sometimes I feel like I am still a child, but I think it’s okay to have my own taste. Still, I want to be more mature little by little.

Today, I came back from Hyogo by bus at 6 o'clock. My friend had a class at 9 o'clock, so we took a shower at Kaikatsu Club in Shinjuku. I went home because my class started at 1:30 p.m. I have a lot of homework, so I will study tonight. I will remember the concert from the last two days while I study. It was a very fun time.

Today, I went to school even though the weather was very hot. Walking outside in the heat made me tired, but I arrived at school on time. I attended my classes and listened carefully to the teachers. After school, I was happy to rest in a cool place. It was a hot day, but I was glad that I completed all of my classes.

Good morning. It’s very hot again today. I’m walking to the university, but it’s so hot that I’m about to collapse. I had a German test today, but it didn’t go well. I studied a lot, but it didn’t work. I was very disappointed because I spent a lot of time preparing for the test. I hope I can do better next time. After my classes, I just want to go home, relax, and get some rest because I’m very tired.

The next day, we surprisingly went to a police station. My friend wanted to go because she lost her card and got scammed. We stayed there for three hours, but nothing was solved. I was bored, so I talked with the police officers. The police officers in Hong Kong were very kind.

Minatomirai in Yokohama offers a beautiful seaside view. This area features a stunning mix of modern skyscrapers and the historic ocean. At night, the beautiful cityscape lights up brilliantly, and the giant Ferris wheel shines with colorful lights. It is a perfect place to enjoy a truly romantic walk while feeling the cool sea breeze.

One of the most unique jobs from my country is Mumbai dabbawala and as far as I know it's a very Mumbai thing. I grew up hearing about it from my father who spent part of his childhood in Mumbai. Back then most people preferred eating food that had been cooked at home that very morning. The system worked like this. Early in the morning, families would prepare lunch and pack it into metal lunch boxes. Usually it was the mothers or wives in the family who did the cooking. Then a dabbawala would come to the house, collect the lunch box, and somehow through a huge network of bicycles, handcarts and Mumbai's famously crowded local trains that lunch would travel across one of the busiest cities in india and arrive at the right office desk just in time for lunch. Actually this system is so efficient that it has been studied by business schools and logistics experts from around the world. People have been fascinated by how thousands of lunch boxes move across such a large and busy city every single day with a very low error rate. Later in the evening the empty lunch boxes would make the same journey back home. The system today is quite not the same as it used to be as many people order food from restaurants instead. But there are still plenty of people who prefer home-cooked meals and nowadays dabbawalas sometimes deliver food prepared by small home businesses as well. There is a famous bollywood film called The lunchbox based around this idea. I've never really come across anything quite like it anywhere else in the world or even in most other parts of India.