Treble Clef Cantabile
A music that was written over a hundred years ago has the power to bring together people who were so different, from their gender to their eye color, to the country from which they were born in, together. People who think they can never agree on anything, blend in harmony over a single note.
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My group of Kogakuin kids from left to right: Sunao INOUE, Mika AZUMA, and Yuki MAKOTO. They returned to Japan today, sadly :(
This picture was taken the second day after I met them. Sunao doesn’t know how to fold a crane (tsuru). If you’re Japanese, it seems that it’s a very big shock and “shame” not to be able to fold one. Another one of my Kogakuin friends Nobu said that he himself doesn’t remember actually “learning” how to fold a crane—he just knows how to fold a crane.
I don’t have time to write about my experiences with them currently, but when I’m on break next week, I will! :)
