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Institute Lodging, May 2012
An institute lodging in Yamanakako Village is held every year. This year, about 80 people joined. We left the institute by bus at 5 PM and arrived at the hotel, “Resort Inn Ai“, before 7 PM. The lobby looked nice. However, the inside was an ordinary Japanese lodge for students. The party started at 7:30 PM. In order to save money, we brought in Hors-d’œuvre and sushi. The party ended at 9:30 PM, but many students and teachers stayed, talking and drinking till the morning came. I took a bath, and went to sleep at midnight with two other professors in the same room.
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Institute Lodging: First Day
It is 4:30 PM. Teachers, researchers, and students are leaving at 5 PM to Yamanakako area for the institute lodging. We have fun there to get closer each other. I will let you know later what was going on after I came back to Kofu. —————————————————— At 5 PM, the bus started. More than 70 people got on two buses. I rode on the smaller one. It is a less-than-two-hour drive. The traffic was smooth. The buses passed by Lake Kawaguchiko. It was getting foggy after leaving Lake Kawaguchiko. And foggier. Tennis is planned tomorrow morning. We might not be able to play tennis. The buses arrived at the lodge … Continue reading