July 17, 2004
Leech-sensei's Marina High School was the first group to arrive in Kyoto on Saturday. They loved Nagoya, where their host families were located.
The Wissahickon group walked from Kyoto station to the Rhiga Royal hotel. It's only four blocks, but it sure was hot!
Harvey-sensei's students from Wissahickon have learned how to flash peace signs like the Japanese students.
Dailey-sensei and her students from Charlotte pose for a shot upon arriving in Kyoto. They soon were out and about for a trip to Kinkaku-ji.
Ottinger-sensei is smiling because all of his students from Charlotte are genki and ready to hit the streets of Kyoto!
Miller-sensei's students from Alicia R. Chacon seem to be carrying extra bags...hmmm...could those be omiyage from their host families?
Leech-sensei's
Marina High School was the first group to arrive in Kyoto on Saturday.
They loved Nagoya, where their host families were located.
The
Wissahickon group walked from Kyoto station to the Rhiga Royal hotel.
It's only four blocks, but it sure was hot!
Harvey-sensei's
students from Wissahickon have learned how to flash peace signs like the
Japanese students.
Dailey-sensei
and her students from Charlotte pose for a shot upon arriving in Kyoto.
They soon were out and about for a trip to Kinkaku-ji.
Ottinger-sensei
is smiling because all of his students from Charlotte are genki and ready
to hit the streets of Kyoto!
Miller-sensei's
students from Alicia R. Chacon seem to be carrying
extra bags...hmmm...could those be omiyage from their host families?