Ramen and beer. Two essential staples of the undergrad diet. I have also had the Sapporo Ichiban song stuck in my head for awhile now. (Sapporo Ichiban, easy to do. Pour in hot water, it's ready for you - sing with me!) As I am sure there is more to Sapporo than their tasty exports, it is time for me to hit the books. If any of our dear readers have suggestions for must-sees, please pass them along. With only two weeks until our departure (eek!), there is a lot to learn, a lot to organize, and a lot of kanji to review.
Clearly, you are way ahead of many. Excited for your trip in a week! I wouldn't mind some curio from Japan. You know, cause I can ask. Think of me, your poor missionary in Africa.
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It's going to be lonely at home without you Sylv but i know you will have an awesome time in Sapporo. Hope you have a great trip.
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I hope you have a fantastic time, and find some other items that share the namesake Sapporo. Have fun, and keep in touch!
ReplyDeleteHey Sylvia - I'm singing - I too grew up with Sapporo Ichiban. So glad to hear that you are on such an amazing adventure. Take good care and enjoy. Love to see pictures and read what you are up to.
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