Having a good time

Yesterday, I went with my wife and the kids, another couple and a friend all went to have lunch to at a famous restaurant specialized that specializes in tuna fish. The town where that restaurant is placed located is famous because there, the tuna fish is catched caught in the traditional way, and the quality of the tuna there is one of the best in the world, if not the best. We ordered like five or six plates of tuna cooked in different ways and from different parts of the tuna fish. Each part tasted different. We all enjoyed that lunch a lot. It is not anything something you can do often because of the prices of the tuna fish and the restaurant but from time to time you can afford it. After having luch we moved to another place where we had mojitos and we catched caught up taking about everything. We enjoyed a different day.
Thanks for your correctiones .

Looks good! Just some minor corrections =) 

My first notebook :)

This is my first notebook entry, so I hope you guys let me know my mistakes of grammar, spelling, or whatever!! If you notice I should use different words or phrases, also feel free to let me know!! And if you like me, please follow me!!


I'm ganna going to write about myself this time.* My name is Toshiyuki Yamamoto, and I'm living in the Oregon, in the U.S., now for study. I'm from Japan and am 100% Japanese haha~ I'm studying English so that I can be an English teacher in Japan in the future. One of my interesting facts is that I can balance a chair on my forehead :) I think you can't imagine that, but I just do it.

I'm currently studying acroad abroad, but I'm leaving here soon. I stayed a whole semester, and now it's the end of the second semester here. I'm feeling excited and sad at the same time. I'm planning to come back to the U.S. again after I graduate from my Japanese university. I wanna* join the program that sends Japanese people to the U.S. colleges as Japanese teaching assistant. (It's hard to explain! Does it make sense?) I think it's gonna* be good a experience to learn and to teach my own language for the sake of being an language teacher.

I don't have Skype, but I'll get it after I arrive at Japan for some reason. So if you wanna* practice Japanese with me, follow me on italki and talk with me then!

Thank you!

* You can say "gonna" instead of "going to" and "wanna" instead of "want to," but these are <em>very</em> informal and aren't usually written. 

Otherwise it looks great! Hope you enjoyed Oregon =)