Today, I talked about reasons why most Japanese like baseball with my friends. Unfortunately, I don’t like baseball although I was born in Japan. That’s because it is too long to watch and there are many difficult rules. My friends said that the roles of baseball are changed by the obvious timing “three outs.” Therefore, the players also can change their mind easily. Other friend said that there are not physical contact in this sports. Japanese bodies are not bid and muscle when are compared to foreigners’ player. In fact, basketball is not suitable because American and Chinese player are very tall, so they can get the point by throwing ball to the goal about three meters higher. When this discussion has finalized, I suddenly realized one characteristics of Japanese people. That is responsibility that they manage to accomplish tasks which are distributed each other. I have heared baseball’ s position have obvious roles that is decided such as Short, Second and Third. That players can concentrate only their ordered tasks. At the result, these actions will make their winning. What do you think these ideas? Please tell me your opinions!

I had a hard time today. I got off the train in the morning and tried to get through the ticket gate, but I couldn't get through it. Because I got off at a station where I don't usually get off. I tried to pay for the insufficient amount, but I couldn't use my credit card, so my friend paid for me. Thanks to my friend's help, I was able to go through the ticket gate. From now on, I want to thoroughly review the payment method, check my commuter pass when I use a station that I don't usually get off at, and carry some cash with me. I am very grateful to my friend for helping me. She is always kind enough to help me. I also want to be the kind of person who can help my friends. I think that laziness is a disadvantage. I want to fix it now so that I don't have any trouble going out into society.

Goodevening!Today the sky was so beautiful because of the full moon. 🌕✨ Today, I'll write about recent moments. This week has been really busy and tiring for me. Last weekend, my university held its annual festival, and I was one of the committee members in charge of organizing it. From the preparation days to the event I worked hard every day. I often stayed late to finish setting things up and had to wake up early in the morning, so I still feel sleepy even now. On top of that, I have many assignments to do for my classes, so I haven’t been able to get enough sleep. Although it was tough and exhausting, I’m glad I joined the festival committee because I felt a strong sense of accomplishment. Every day has been hectic, and since the flu is spreading these days, I'm not good feeling completely well. Still, I want to take good care of my health and stay positive and energetic.

Hello.I’m Uliana

I recently celebrated my birthday. Reaching an age that feels like a big milestone for me gave me a strange and special feeling. The day before my birthday, my coworkers at my part-time job celebrated with me, and on the day itself, I received many warm messages from my family and friends. I was reminded of how happy it feels to be celebrated and how lucky I am to have such wonderful people around me. Since I’ve become a little more of an adult, I’d like to introduce a phrase that I value deeply. It’s something my high school teacher once told me: “The best is yet to come.” I tend to think that student life is the most enjoyable time in life, but hearing those words from someone with more life experience made me realize that there are still many fun and wonderful things waiting ahead. Because of that, I now feel excited to keep enjoying life and look forward to what’s to come.

*You Create Your Own Luck* While many perceive luck as a matter of chance or fate, a more accurate view suggests that luck is often something we shape ourselves through preparation, persistence, and mindset. High achievers frequently attribute their “lucky breaks” not to randomness, but to the groundwork they have laid over time. Creating your own luck begins with being proactive—constantly learning, building meaningful relationships, and remaining open to new experiences. These habits increase the likelihood of being in the right place at the right time. What others call luck is often the result of quiet dedication, consistent effort, and smart decision-making. Equally important is mindset. Those who cultivate optimism, adaptability, and resilience are more likely to spot opportunities even in adversity. Rather than waiting for circumstances to improve, they take action—and in doing so, they invite fortune. Ultimately, while external factors do play a role, luck often favors those who are prepared to seize it.

This week, I went out drinking with my university friends for the first time, and it turned out to be one of the most enjoyable nights I’ve had recently. We met after class and decided to go to a small bar near the station. The place had a warm atmosphere, soft music, and friendly staff, which made everyone feel comfortable. At first, we were all a little nervous and quiet, but as we started drinking and eating, the mood became more relaxed. It felt very refreshing and different from how we usually talk at school. Everyone got a little tipsy, and because of that, we became more honest and talkative. We laughed about small things, shared stories about our part-time jobs, and even talked about love and our future dreams. I realized how fun it is to spend time together outside of class, not just studying but really getting to know each other. The night ended with lots of smiles and promises to go out again soon. It was a truly special and unforgettable experience for me.

I definitely want to say something about my last trip. It's a five-day bus trip. We travelled acorss four provinces over 2500 kilometres. So, you can imagine how many hours we staying on the bus with an average speed of 80 kilometres per hour. You might think that it's really boring, but we really enjoy the scenery along the roads. A tight schedule always made us get to the must-visit places later than we planned. Once, we reached a scenic spot at night. We found it's more fun to visit there than during daytime. The colorful lights were shinning in the dark and reflecting on everyone's smiling face. It's perfect! So, a trip is like the journey of our whole life. Maybe we can get tired at one moment. We may feel sad and lose the chance to enjoy something interesting which actually get along with us. If we have the ability of finding beauty, beauty is in everywhere!