Japanese Traditional Festival and Diary of Park Sung Jun

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(Free-Press-Release.com) October 11, 2009 -- Japanese Traditional Festival
By: Sanae Yamaguchi

In my town, there is a festival in October every year. It’s a festival for children. First of all, children start with parades while shouldering “Mikoshi” on the street. Mikoshi is a Japanese traditional portable shrine. And they are given some money and offerings by adult. It’s a very happy festival for children.

Diary of Park Sung Jun

Last Saturday, I had no plan. So I spent my time eating, sleeping and watching TV whole day. At first I had no schedule on Sunday. But on Saturday night my classmate called me. He told me, “Let’s go to the beach tomorrow.” I said, “yes.” So I went to the beach with our friends. But it was not the beach I expected because the sea shore was too short. So we swam in the pool. After lunch I rode a jet-ski with my friend. That was the first experience in my life. I felt so great and excited. After that we came back to the hotel. I saw my back was burned. I didn’t know that my back I had sunburn while I was still at the beach. I felt confused that only my back was burned. I regretted that I didn’t apply sun block cream on my back. I realized that when I’ll go to the beach I must apply sunblock cream on my back.

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