My hometown

     I had lived in Kyoto for 18 years until I came here. So, I will introduce my hometown! My hometown named Uji is so beautiful area and you can enjoy the traditional Japanese culture there! For example, there is the Phenix Hall of Byoudoin Temple you can always see with a 10-yen coin. And also, there is a lot of great food! For example, you can enjoy Matcha! 
There are also many other beautiful cultures and foods. So, please come to Uji or Kyoto!



 











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Part4 Where I want to go

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  I want to visit the Parthenon in Greece. The Parthenon is one of the Acropolis of Athens which is registered as a world heritage site. The pillars of the Parthenon incorporate entasis and the number of them is 46. Originally, the temple was more gorgeous, but it is destroyed by the Venetian army in 1687. I think if you actually visit and see it, you can get a lot of information. So, please visit it!
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History of Christmas

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     A lot of Japanese enjoy Christmas and Christmas Eve. But what is Christmas and Christmas Eve, originally? Originally, Christmas is the day when Catholics celebrate Christ's birthday. And according to one theory, Christmas derives from Christ and mass. Mass is the place where Catholics gather and pray.        Next, Christmas Eve means the evening of 24 December. This is because Eve derives from "even" and even is an archaic word of "Evening". So, Christmas Even started from the evening of 24 December. There are also a lot of other interesting things in the history of Christmas. So, please look it up!
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My favorite piece of artwork

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     I have been to the art museums many times with my parents since I was in elementary school. So, I like to see a piece of artwork so much and even now, I sometimes see artworks. And my favorite piece of artwork is "Woman with a Parasol". This is drawn by Claud Monet. Maybe I see the art at a museum in Japan several years ago. It was very beautiful and great. There are also a lot of other great artworks drawn by Monet. So, please look it up!
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