What could be stranger than a representative of Japan (a country famous for being less extrovert than others) dressed in a rice-hat, stroking his guitar and singing folk songs in Swedish?
Not much. And of course I, and the rest of the people in attendance, loved it. And so do others. If only Swedish ambassadors were this cool.
This was just one part of Nippon Day, an annual event that involves SSE students working side by side with students from Hitotsubashi University on a project taking place in both Sweden and Japan, in order to bring our countries closer. A very praisable aim and very well executed. My personal favourite event today was when I got to sample 5 different kinds of Saké. One looked almost like milk. Sooo cool.
CH in minus 25 days
Tuesday, February 28, 2006
Monday, February 27, 2006
Today the world got a little better
Since those who read this played floor ball with me today (except D) there is no need to again recall my current activities. I’ll therefore share what I did afterwards.
Since those who read this played floor ball with me today (except D) there is no need to again recall my current activities. I’ll therefore share what I did afterwards.
I started viewing Podd-TV!
With a simple program called FireAnt I can watch tv-programs, albeit few are available, whenever I want without the hassle of finding the sites and download them from there. SVT is my only source so far but considering that my list of podcasting feeds have consistently grown (now over 40 indispensable feeds) I won’t have to wait long before I have more to watch than I know what to do with.
Ah, what a wonderful world of technology.
Btw, CH minus 26 days
Uppdatering: Ser att även Expressen sänder Podd-TV
Sunday, February 26, 2006
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