About Me -- Keigo Tominaga

 Hello, everyone. I am Keigo Tominaga. Almost of you already know about me, but let me introduce myself. I am living in Mosgiel with host mother and father. There was a absolutely lovely dog named Rufas as well , but unfortunatelly he has gone.Beside, I love this city and I have been having memorable time with my friends, however the only point I hate is the transportation which mean a less bus, especially 77 line which bounds for Mosgiel to City. I would like to improve my English and see  a difference of culture between NZ and Japan. I like NZ's cuture ,which every time stranger pass by me they say "Hi" at around my house which can not see in Japan. 

Nice to meet you guys.

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  1. Hanako IwatsukiJune 25, 2025 at 3:04 PM

    What cultural differences between NZ and Japan have you noticed so far?
    Nice to meet you again!

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  2. Aoi MatsumotoJune 25, 2025 at 3:10 PM

    In my hometown,you can see people greeting stranger😀

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  3. David WoodfieldJune 25, 2025 at 3:20 PM

    Hi Keigo, I didn't know you lived in Mosgiel. My parents used to live there. When I visit the town, I like to spend time at the library and have some sandwiches in the park. After that I walk along the main street and check out the charity shops. Have you been to the new pool. I have heard it is nice.
    David :-)

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  4. Chompunud (New)June 25, 2025 at 3:21 PM

    Nice to meet you, Keigo. I also told my host mother that many local people here are very friendly and it feels warm every time that we see strangers greet and smile to us.😊

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  5. MilaeJune 25, 2025 at 3:28 PM

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  6. MilaeJune 25, 2025 at 3:29 PM

    Nice to meet you too! Oh, I know the 77 bus is less. Good luck.

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  7. Meri OBARAJune 25, 2025 at 3:41 PM

    I also have the problem with the 77 bus lol
    I like the Kiwi's culture of greeting to stranger on the street, too!

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