Tadaima! - I'm back

"Tadaima" means "I'm back" in Japanese.

And, yes I'm back!!!!!!
I mean I didn't really post anything like say-goodbye entry or something, but I realized that I've left my blog for so long to focus on my job-hunting.

In Japan, there is so-called "job-hunting season" starting from December of the third school year. From that time until you graduate, you have more than one year to prepare for finding a job, getting one, and enjoying your last moments at university.

It involves in so many company seminars, interviews, online as well as written tests, along with black suits, black hair, stresses, tears and so on.

Thanks for everybody's support, I received job offer last week. That was such a good news to me during 5 months long. It also means that I can stop every job-hunting things to focus on WHAT I WANT TO DO!
Yeah that means I will start working from next year's April, which sounds not really fun, huh? Actually I has been thinking a lot about whether to become an OL (office lady - similar meaning with salary man in Japanese haha), or do my little shop. Finally I chose to do both lol. I will try to be a good OL and study new things as an "shakaijin", as well as take care of this blog and my future shop ^_^

Anyway, here are some cherry blossom photos,"hello, I'm back" greetings for everybody.

And, thank God it's Springggggggggggggg

Hope you enjoy spring and I'll be back soon with latest entry about shop's new items ^0^

Rain season and hydrangea

June and July are the most rainy months in Japan. They are called rainy season or 梅雨. It rains almost every day and you can't go out without an umbrella or raincoat. My uni was so foggy and wet all the time. Rain also makes me feel irritated, except for when I'm sleeping or lazying on the bed.
 
Most of people don't like rainy season. Neither do I. But I like hydrangea blossoming under the rain. They are pink, violet, blue and white. What a great feeling when you see a sprig of hydrangea swaying under the rain...

Before the end of rainy season (mid to the end of July), I had a chance to go seeing hydrangea. Be surrounded by thousands of hydrangea was an amazing feeling.

I love Japan so much. In Japan, there are flowers every seasons. They are every where...
Hope you enjoy the beauty of hydrangea in my photos.

Good bye rain season...Good bye hydrangea, see you next year !
Just leave a comment if you want to use my photos. Enjoy ^o^

April Instagram 1

Instagram photos for the first half of April.