It was incredibly grateful, hard and lovely days in the UK. Everything I experienced was different except “Sorry.” and  “ Excuse me.” which we say anywhere even these don’t have to be said. I think I can’t experience such an interesting thing here like I struggled a volleyball match with my teammates. That was really annoying but so unforgettable memory for me, which is positive meaning of course. Also, I feel I can do anything honestly now because I think I won’t face any hard happening which I struggled in the UK which was like...I can’t type here but anyway I got a bit confidence learning English there.

 I realized the UK and Japan are not TOTALLY different, there are many similarities between there two countries. We say “Sorry.” and “Excuse me.” many times as I typed and we don’t mention directly usually but if you want to live there, you should be confidence, should have your mind and say it. I know this is super necessary when you start your work, but I felt we should try these things there more. Somebody could find you seem want to say something, but this is not everybody. I used to say my mind to everybody rarely and used to choose people who I talked but I am not anymore. Of course, you should choose situation to mention also me, but I learnt I should try it as much as I can.

 Fortunately, I met friendly teachers, good classmates and lovely teammates. I am really lucky person. In the last days I met mates in school and my teammates, I was so sad but not very much because I am twenty years old, so I have many chances to visit there and my friends. It was not the last day in the UK and not the last time I meet my friends! I’m sure! It is my energy to continue to learn English.

 I just said, “See you again” and hope I can talk in more natural English with them in the future. In the end, I appreciate my family, friends and all of people who have supported me and people who I met in the UK. Thank you very much.