I live in Katsushika-ku, Tokyo. Katsushika-ku is on the east side of Tokyo. It’s located between Arakawa River and Edogawa River. The Arakawa River is one of the principal rivers flowing through Tokyo. It's only 5 minutes' walk from my house.
1/31/2017
At first let me introduce myself. I’m Noboru Ishii, and it is written in kanji like 石井登. It literally means “climbing a stone well”. I am a teacher at a junior college near Shinjuku.
I live in Katsushika-ku, Tokyo. Katsushika-ku is on the east side of Tokyo. It’s located between Arakawa River and Edogawa River. The Arakawa River is one of the principal rivers flowing through Tokyo. It's only 5 minutes' walk from my house.
The nearest station from my house is Yotsugi on the Keisei Oshiage Line. And it is only 3 minutes' walk from my house. So it is really convenient for me to commute to the collage every day.
My house is very close to a small park. The photo is a view from the park. The tower is SkyTree. The brown house is mine.
I live in Katsushika-ku, Tokyo. Katsushika-ku is on the east side of Tokyo. It’s located between Arakawa River and Edogawa River. The Arakawa River is one of the principal rivers flowing through Tokyo. It's only 5 minutes' walk from my house.
8/09/2015
Introducing myself
I live on the east side of Tokyo called shitamachi, it literally means downtown. But it means not only business but also residential area
— Tokyonobo (@Tokyonobo) 2015, 7月 2When I go abroad, it is great joy to talk with the people of each country and to know their everyday life. So I 'd like to help visitors.
— Tokyonobo (@Tokyonobo) 2015, 7月 6Tourists to visit japan are increasing, so I’ll have so many chances to help them in some way. I’ll start form a small step I can do.
— Tokyonobo (@Tokyonobo) 2015, 7月 18I want to develop my English ability, so if my schedule matches I want to guide Tokyo for foreign visitors by a volunteer. Planning now.
— Tokyonobo (@Tokyonobo) 2015, 7月 2I studied western philosophy, next humanistic phycology and Asian philosophy, especially Buddhism. I practiced vipassanā meditation.
— Tokyonobo (@Tokyonobo) 2015, 7月 4About ten years ago I published a book about near-death experience, and now I’m studying Japanese traditional cultures and pop-cultures.
— Tokyonobo (@Tokyonobo) 2015, 7月 4After studying humanistic psychology I was surprised by the similarity between that and Buddhist philosophy. And I read many books of both.
— Tokyonobo (@Tokyonobo) 2015, 7月 5If you find any mistakes in my English, please tell that. It will be very helpful for me.
— Tokyonobo (@Tokyonobo) 2014, 4月 1210/24/2010
Eruption possibility of Mt. Fuji.
Question;
Is there the possibility of an eruption for Mt.Fuji?
Select the right answer.
1.There is no possibility.
2.There still is the possibility, no Matter how slim.
3.There is the possibility to erupt in three years.
The first recorded eruption of Mt. Fuji was in 781, and it is said to have erupted 13 times,roghly once every 30 years, till 1083.
An interval of 428 years elapsed beore the 14th eruption, and only three eruptions were recorded between 1511 and 1707. Since then,no volcanic activity has been observed,which indicates that Mt. Fuji is in a dormant state.
Anser;2
Is there the possibility of an eruption for Mt.Fuji?
Select the right answer.
1.There is no possibility.
2.There still is the possibility, no Matter how slim.
3.There is the possibility to erupt in three years.
The first recorded eruption of Mt. Fuji was in 781, and it is said to have erupted 13 times,roghly once every 30 years, till 1083.
An interval of 428 years elapsed beore the 14th eruption, and only three eruptions were recorded between 1511 and 1707. Since then,no volcanic activity has been observed,which indicates that Mt. Fuji is in a dormant state.
Anser;2
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