Today, I came across a lot of students, and made a lot of friends.

When I had a breakfast with my Japanese friend, one student spoke to me in English suddenly. I was a little bit astonished, but tried to talk with him. He is a freshman, from India. I told him we from Japan, to study English, and asked some questions about India where I wanted to visit. It was not long time that we talked, but we had good time.

Next, during lunch time, my Japanese friend窶冱 neighbor came to have lunch with us. He was with his fiance. He like to play musical instruments, he can play electronic guitar, piano etc. I said I also can play the guitar, I play acoustic guitar, and tell him my friend, come here with me, can play trumpet, he likes jazz music. He knows some Japanese words, he was interesting.

After some orientations, we went for shopping to buy some supplies. And then, I had dinner with Japanese friends. We had conversation in English, we talked about own major in Japan, concerns, dreams, then, one non-Japanese student sat down opposite side. The reason why we spoke English is to make friendely atmosphere to get involved easily for strangers. But he didn't join us, then, another my friend came. He spoke to him, sitting opposite, and, on the contrary, we were got involved. He came from German, lives in the same dormitory.

Further more, my friends and I went for watching a play about alcoholic. It was interesting, funny, and really easy to understand how the alcohol drink is dangerous although the speed they spoke was difficult to follow.

After that play, when I got to my room, some of Brian's friends came, and drank. Brian gave me an American beer, Bud Light, and we had small drinking party. Alcohol is permitted only in the private room. Brian and I went out to buy more beers and alcohol. It's much cheaper in America than in Japan, but it seems to be lighter. We talked about many things, they asked me how I feel America, American beer, this school, and so on. They are now going to the Casino.

Today was a wonderful day. It is necessary to be positive, I realized again.