I love Japanese interior door. Simple, white and beautiful. They also have similar windows. Funny, why do they need interior windows.
But I see them very rarely. Nothing like these at the university or the place where I'm staying. I even wonder how typical it is to have such rooms at home.
One of the things children here apparently learn the hard way very early on is not to touch the door paper. And of course this is one of their biggest temptations. At the Komaba festival everyone had a chance to have a go at it.
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Že pri nas je užitek risati po stenah. Pri njih lahko otroci rišejo tudi po vratih.
Verjetno se papir kar preluknja, ce probajo kaj narisat gor. Ampak tu so otroci ful pridni, tudi v solah menda ne delajo nic problemov in vedno pridno poslusajo. Na Japonskem je spostovanje do ostalih ljudi in vzorno obnasanje ena od vecjih vrlin, in tega se drzijo tudi otroci in najstniki. Nisem mogla verjet.
Hm, ne vem, kako bi japonci gledali na naše obnašanje v prometu. Tu so vrline popolnoma nasprotne.
Pridni, spoštljivi otroci, ki vedno poslušajo - Tina, mi zrihtaš službo?
LP
Mateja
Mateja, verjetno bi rabili ucitelje francoscine. Samo bi morala uciti v japonscini :)
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