I Don't Know England
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I Don't Know England

by Ryosuke Tanaka
(Hyogo Prefecture)

I have never been to England, and I just know the 2012 Olympics, The Beatles, Soccer, and so on. However, my dear senpai (older classmate) went to England in order to study the language and communicate with a lot of international students during this summer.

And he spoke to me about what was interesting. "The night clubs in England were so amazing! We cannot experience it in Japan. I want to go back to England!"

When I listened to this story, I have an interest in England's night clubs. I'm looking forward to the day when I am dancing with a nice girl in a night club in England!

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