Wandering Sage: MISSED IT

Tuesday, March 15, 2022

MISSED IT

I have to be honest. After all the YCAPS sessions that I have attended, I did miss all those intellectual exchanges every evening. Since Feb 28 gud (Understanding Shinto) nya March 1 (Japanese Soft Power) then March 2 (Sasebo) and 3 (Yokota) mn cguro to then March 7 (Yokosuka) and March 8 (Okinawa). After that March 10 (Japanese-English translating) then March 15 n pud (Japan-Russian Relations). Lahi ra jud pud to nuon. Anyway, sugod2 n pud mi'g kabusy kay midterms n mn pud namo lagi ig end of March pohon. The next sessions will be on March 24 and March 30 ata pohon. Jia you to us always!

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