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Lunch at Jyozanhot meal in a cooled air conditioned room. -- 亮(ryo) Exploring Hagivisit historical landmarks and enjoy the beauty of the extremely well preserved town of Hagi. Hagi is also known for their citrus fruit so the students may purchase summer orange ice cream. -- 亮(ryo) The Yoshida Shoin Museumhistorical scenes during his incredible and historically important life. -- 亮(ryo) Great Teacher- he was extremely intelligent and was teaching by the age of 11, that he realized that Nippon needed to learn from other countries, that he tried to go overseas and was caught and arrested. I was so impressed that the teachers could explained several memorials with ease and grace - the teachers do so much work before and during the trip to be able to teach the students in a safe and entertaining way. The teachers at Ikeda ES have planned and worked so much for this school trip. I am simply amazed as I just follow along. -- 亮(ryo) Shoin Shrineenshrines Yoshida Shoin, an important figure from Hagi <https://www.japan-guide.com/e/e6150.html> who inspired revolutionary ideas during the twilight years of Japan's feudal age <https://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2128.html> (mid 1800s). Shoin advocated learning from the west and the restoration of power to the emperor <https://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2135.html>, thereby openly challenging the ruling shogunate <https://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2128.html>. Although Shoin did not live to see the Meiji Restoration <https://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2130.html> (1868), many of his students were pioneers of the creation of modern Japan, and Shoin is regarded by many as a patriot who sacrificed himself for the good of his country. -- 亮(ryo) Breakfast Timeone room. As usual, the meals here are healthy and delicious. What a wonderful way to start our final day. -- 亮(ryo) Rise and Shineto be in the low 30s. It looks like it will rain later this evening in Yamaguchi, but we will be all at home with our families by that time. Today, will visit Shoin Shrine. The students will explore the historical town of Hagi, we will have lunch, and then head home. -- 亮(ryo) After Dinnerbath so students are spending time playing cards, chatting, or getting ready for tomorrow. -- 亮(ryo) All togetherhad a meal together. Until now, we have been eating in different in rooms. Although it was a little louder than usual, its nice to be together. -- 亮(ryo) The Hagi Kanko HotelYamaguchi. Our rooms all are so nice and we have great views. We are all very much looking forward to dinner. The boys relaxing and the view from out rooms. -- 亮(ryo) One Last StopPond. The pond is connected to the Japan Sea so we can can interesting sea creatures like stingrays, as well as fresh water fish. But, the main attraction were the kites(the bird) which we fed sliced bread. Some students actually fed them by hand. -- 亮(ryo) Student Projects 3亮(ryo) Student Projects 2亮(ryo) Student projects 1亮(ryo) Jozan KogeikaikanWe had a chance to view people using traditional methods to make and bake pottery. This is a wood heated rising oven that goes up to 1200 degrees. We also watched craftsmen make Hagi ware. Now, we are in the middle of designing our own cups. -- 亮(ryo) Scenes from the Meirinkan亮(ryo) Meirinkanfounded in 1718. It is currently a school and a museum. https://fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meirinkan -- 亮(ryo) On the road to Hagi.castle and its samurai era houses. Hagi is also famous for its Hagiyaki pottery which rank as some of Japan’s finest. Here we will have the opportunity to design our own tea cups. -- 亮(ryo) Udon or Soba?-- 亮(ryo) Just a few more亮(ryo) |
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