Humans of OBU: International

February 15, 2016

 

“Everyone is close, I think. In Japan, professors and students are not too close. But here, they have home party and we can go there, so I really like that. Also, between the friends, everyone says ‘hi’ and something. In Japan, friends [just nod and smile], they don’t say ‘hi.’  So I like the relationships.”

Kanako

Junior

Fukuoka, Japan

Photo by: Marissa Pilcher

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