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I came back! I came back to Japan 3 days ago. I feel wired I'm in Japan. I even thought "Oh, I can hear Japanese here in Canada! It's so surprising! " when I just got up after sleeping for a long time, because I'm still in jet lag. And I also can't stop saying "Sorry" when I hit someone on the road when I walk in a big city kinds of Shibuya or Shinjuku. I also really surprised how many people there in Tokyo. I went on a trip to Quebec and Montreal for last 3 days in Canada. It was amazing and I really liked them. People are so nice, the architecture are also nice, and I like the mood better than anything else. I haven't gone to countryside for a year, so I felt comfortable. I'm in Japan now. Everything is different here from Canada. It took me at least 3 days to get used to it. I'm worrying about my English now. I mean, I don't want to loose my English skill. I'm trying to speak by myself in English whenever I'm alone and not trying to watch Japanese TV shows. I actually am getting loose my interest about TV shows. I prefer watching movies to TV shows. I like movies so far, but I also liked watching TV shows before. I'm going to meet my friend tomorrow whom I met in Canada. I'm really looking forward it. I think it will have been 3 month since I met her last time!

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Hiromi-san, I'm happy to learn that you are back in Japan. I've been traveling the past twelve days and just returned home today. Your writing is really good! If you go back and read your Notebooks from six months ago, you will see how much you have accomplished! 業績をお祝いします!
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I came back!

I came back to Japan 3 days ago.
I feel weird I'm to be back in Japan. I even thought, "Oh, I can hear Japanese here in Canada! It's so That's such a surprise! " when I just got up after sleeping for a long time, because I'm still in jet lagged.

And I also can't stop saying "Sorry" when I hit bump into someone on the road when I walk in a the big city kinds of in places like Shibuya or Shinjuku.
I'm also really surprised how many people there in Tokyo.

I went on a trip to Quebec and Montreal for last 3 days in Canada.
It was amazing and I really liked them. People are so nice, the architecture are is also nice, and I like the mood better than anything else. I haven't gone to the countryside for a year, so I felt comfortable.

I'm in Japan now. Everything is different here from Canada. It took me at least 3 days to get used to it.
I'm worrying about my English now. I mean, I don't want to forget my English skill.
I'm trying to speak by myself in English whenever I'm alone and not trying to watch Japanese TV shows.
I am actually am getting loose my losing interest about in TV shows. I prefer watching movies to over TV shows.
I've always liked movies so far, but I also liked watching TV shows before.

I'm going to meet my friend tomorrow whom I met in Canada.
I'm really looking forward to it. I think it will have been 3 month since I met her we last met time!

Great writing, Hiromi. It doesn't sound like you're forgetting your English any time soon!

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I came back!

I came back to Japan 3 days ago.
I feel weird now that  I'm in Japan. I even thought "Oh, I can hear Japanese here in Canada! It's so surprising! " when I just got up after sleeping for a long time, because I still have jet lag.

And I also can't stop saying "Sorry" when I bump into  someone on the road when I walk in a big city like Shibuya or Shinjuku.
I am also really surprised at how many people there in Tokyo.

I went on a trip to Quebec and Montreal for my last 3 days in Canada.
It was amazing and I really liked them. People are so nice, the architecture is also nice, and I like the mood better than anything else. I haven't gone to the countryside for a year, so I felt comfortable.

I'm in Japan now. Everything is different here from Canada. It took me at least 3 days to get used to it.
I'm worrying about my English now. I mean, I don't want to lose my English skill.
I'm trying to speak by myself in English whenever I'm alone and trying not to watch Japanese TV shows.
I actually am starting to lose my interest in TV shows. I prefer watching movies to TV shows.
I like movies so far, but I also liked watching TV shows before.

I'm going to meet my friend tomorrow whom I met in Canada.
I'm really looking forward it. I think it will have been 3 month since I met her last time!

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