I liked Television
When I was child, there was no McDonald’s and Kentucky Fried Chicken in Japan. Even hamburgers are not popular. We ate hot dogs instead of hamburgers at rest areas. When I came back from school, I watched American TV dramas in Japanese every day.
That was common thing at that time. We could see many American TV dramas on grand wave. For example, Flipper, Star Trek, Lawhide, Lucy Show, Lassie, Bewitched, Columbo, etc. Especially, I liked Lucy Show and Bewitched. I liked to watch American TV programs.
My mother loved Western movies. She often took me to the cinema. She always confirmed at the ticket booth, “Is this movie eligible to this child?” And I watched many Western movies. At home, my mother listened to the soundtrack of the movies. My father loved opera and classical music. My parents took me to classical concert or ballet performance once a month. I practiced piano every day. In my elementary school, there were many Spanish nuns. So, Western culture was familiar to me. I was also interested in Western culture. At the sports day of elementary school, I ate Kentucky Fried chicken at the first time. That was so delicious and unforgettable taste. Western food was more tasty and colorful than Japanese one to a child.
When I was a junior high student, I was interested in western pop music. I corrected many records and magazines. I was also still watching American TV program. I liked Charlies Angels and The Partridge Family. Especially, The Partridge Family was the story of the family band, and is my favorite program. The vocalist was David Cassidy, and at that time, he was a super American idol. I had his and Partridge Family’s records.
When I was a high school, I went to some concerts. For example, Peter Frampton, Daryl Hall & John Oates, Beach Boys, Rod Stewart, etc. When I was a high school student, I was always listening music and radio in my room. I liked pop music very much. On TV, American programs were decreasing, and Japanese programs were increasing.
When I was around twenty-five years old, I was travelling England with my mother. One day, I was listening to radio at the hotel, my ear caught an advertisement of musical, “David Cassidy stars on musical Time.” That ad was something like that. I thought I had to go that musical. Because, I watched The Partridge Family, and I was a fan. I went to the theater of West End and fortunately I could get the tickets.
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When I was child, there was no McDonald’s or Kentucky Fried Chicken in Japan. Even hamburgers were not popular. We ate hot dogs instead of hamburgers at rest areas. When I came back from school, I watched American TV dramas in Japanese every day.
That was a common thing at the time. We could see many American TV dramas on “grand wave.”For example, “Flipper,” “Star Trek,” “Lawhide,” “Lucy Show,” “Lassie,” “Bewitched,” “Columbo,” [maybe too many examples.] etc. Especially, I liked “Lucy Show,” and “Bewitched.” I liked to watch American TV programs.[or, “I enjoyed American TV programs.”]
My mother loved Western movies , she often took me to the cinema. She always asked at the ticket booth, “Is this movie appropriate for this child?”And I watched many Western movies. At home, my mother listened to the movies’ soundtracks,My father loved opera, and classical music. My parents took me to classical concerts or ballet performances once a month. I practiced piano every day. In my elementary school, there were many Spanish nuns. [this sentence, maybe out of place ] So, Western culture was familiar to me, and I took an interest in it. At the sports day of elementary school, I ate Kentucky Fried chicken for the first time. The taste was so delicious, it was unforgettable. Western food was more tasty and colorful than Japanese food to a child.
When I was a junior high student, I was interested in western pop music. I collected many records and magazines. I was also still watching American TV programs. I liked “Charlies Angels” and “The Partridge Family.” Especially, “The Partridge Family,” which was the story of the family band, and was my favorite program. The vocalist was David Cassidy, and at that time, he was a super American idol. I had his and Partridge Family’s records.
When I was in high school, I went to a few concerts. For example, Peter Frampton, Daryl Hall & John Oates, Beach Boys, Rod Stewart, etc. When I was a high school student, I was always listening to music and the radio in my room, I liked pop music very much. On TV, American programs were decreasing, as Japanese ones increased in popularity.
When I was around twenty-five years old, I was traveling England with my mother. One day, while I was listening to the radio at our hotel, an advertisement for a musical caught my attention. “David Cassidy stars in musical Time.” The ad went something like that, I thought I had to go that musical. Since, I watched The Partridge Family, and I was a fan. I went to the theater at West End and fortunately I could get the tickets. [maybe end with something that wraps up or summarizes the story more]
That was a common thing at the time. We could see many American TV dramas on “grand wave.”For example, “Flipper,” “Star Trek,” “Lawhide,” “Lucy Show,” “Lassie,” “Bewitched,” “Columbo,” [maybe too many examples.] etc. Especially, I liked “Lucy Show,” and “Bewitched.” I liked to watch American TV programs.[or, “I enjoyed American TV programs.”]
My mother loved Western movies , she often took me to the cinema. She always asked at the ticket booth, “Is this movie appropriate for this child?”
When I was a junior high student, I was interested in western pop music. I collected many records and magazines. I was also still watching American TV programs. I liked “Charlies Angels” and “The Partridge Family.” Especially, “The Partridge Family,” which was the story of the family band, and was my favorite program. The vocalist was David Cassidy, and at that time, he was a super American idol. I had his and Partridge Family’s records.
When I was in high school, I went to a few concerts. For example, Peter Frampton, Daryl Hall & John Oates, Beach Boys, Rod Stewart, etc. When I was a high school student, I was always listening to music and the radio in my room, I liked pop music very much. On TV, American programs were decreasing, as Japanese ones increased in popularity.
When I was around twenty-five years old, I was traveling England with my mother. One day, while I was listening to the radio at our hotel, an advertisement for a musical caught my attention. “David Cassidy stars in musical Time.” The ad went something like that, I thought I had to go that musical. Since, I watched The Partridge Family, and I was a fan. I went to the theater at West End and fortunately I could get the tickets. [maybe end with something that wraps up or summarizes the story more]
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