I love how people who find lost things in Japan bring them to a lost and found or kōban, even money. For example, once I forgot my bag in a restroom at the mall Nishinomiya Gardens in Nishinomiya. It had my wallet and money in it. Someone gave it to a nearby shop clerk and it ended […]
To provide English speakers the opportunity to own their own business teaching English in Japan.
lost things in Japan
Our Canadian family sent us a beautiful card. ![]()
They know that I love Sue Coleman, an artist from Vancouver Island. If you want to see her cards, you can find them on our walls. ![]()
Chiharu (OTSU) smithweb.co.jp/ohtsu/![]()
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#スミス英会話大津校![]()
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スミス英会話大津校のチハルです。カナダの家族がこの美しいカードを送ってくれました。彼らは私がバンクーバー島出身のアーティスト、スー・コールマンが大好きなのを知っているのです。スーのカードを見たい方は大津校の壁に飾ってあります。![]()
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#101,8-21-5, Hanafuku-building, Fukushima-Ku,OsakaTel: 0120-222-248 (Japan)
Tel: 81-6-6455-8050 (Other)
Fax: 06-6455-8052
E-mail: info@sse-franchise.com
#101,8-21-5, Hanafuku-building, Fukushima-Ku,OsakaTel: 0120-222-248 (Japan)
Tel: 81-6-6455-8050 (Other)
Fax: 06-6455-8052
E-mail: info@sse-franchise.com