BENTO

Bentō (弁当 atau べんとう) atau o-bentō adalah istilah bahasa Jepang untuk makanan bekal berupa nasi berikut lauk-pauk dalam kemasan praktis yang bisa dibawa-bawa dan dimakan di tempat lain. Seperti halnya nasi bungkus, bentō bisa dimakan sebagai makan siang, makan malam, atau bekal piknik.

Bentō biasanya dikemas untuk porsi satu orang, walaupun dalam arti luas bisa berarti makanan bekal untuk kelompok atau keluarga. Bento dibeli atau disiapkan sendiri di rumah. Ketika dibeli, bentō sudah dilengkapi dengan sumpit sekali pakai, berikut penyedap rasa yang disesuaikan dengan lauk, seperti kecap asin atau saus uster dalam kemasan mini.

Ciri khas bentō adalah pengaturan jenis lauk dan warna agar sedap dipandang serta mengundang selera. Bento dapat pula dihias dan disusun rapi dalam gaya yang disebut kyaraben. Kemasan bento selalu memiliki tutup, dan wadah bentō bisa berupa kotak atau nampan segi empat dari plastik,kotak roti, atau kotak kayu kerajinan tangan yang dipernis. Ibu rumah tangga di Jepang dianggap perlu terampil menyiapkan bentō, walaupun bentō bisa dibeli di mana-mana. Di Indonesia, hidangan ala bento mulai dipopulerkan jaringan restoran siap saji Hoka Hoka Bento sejak tahun 1985.

GIVE ME MORE TIME, GOD.

God.. What is this?

Why is it so painful?

If this is my punishment

I deserve it. God

But please, please give me more time

Give me more time to appreciate mine

Please God…

Give me a chance to be forgiven

If my time has run out, lend me time god

To be able to say to them

To my parent

“I Love You”

DIALOGUE AGREEMENT AND DISAGREEMENT

A   : Ugh! It really sucks! What the hell!

B    : What’s wrong with you?

D   : You look upset. Did something happened?

A   : Of course I am! My phone was seized by the student council!

C    : That’s your own fault. Why did even you bring your phone to school?

A   : My fault? I don’t think so! How can I go home then?

B    : What do you mean?

A   :My parent picked me up after school. How can I contacted them if my phone was seized?

B    : You can use the payphone at the front of our school’s gate.

A   : The payphone didn’t work. It’s broken.

C    :The school doesn’t even provide a good payphone for us. But they seized our phone? Such a joke.

D   : I think you have a point. Why can’t we bring our own phone? We’re using it so we can contact people. I don’t get them.

B    : I totally agree with you!

D   : Why were they thinking? They also asked us to park outside of the school because it’s crowded and full inside. We even have to pay for it!

Hokkaidō

Symbol of Hokkaido

Hokkaido  (北海道 Hokkaidō, literally "Northern Sea Circuit"), formerly known as Ezo, Yezo, Yeso, or Yesso, is Japan's second largest island; it is also the largest and northernmost of Japan's 47 prefectures. The Tsugaru Strait separates Hokkaido from Honshu, although the two islands are connected by the underwater railway Seikan Tunnel. The largest city on Hokkaido is its capital, Sapporo, which is also its only ordinance-designated city.

The island of Hokkaido is located at the north end of Japan, near Russia, and has coastlines on the Sea of Japan, the Sea of Okhotsk, and the Pacific Ocean. The center of the island has a number of mountains and volcanic plateaus, and there are coastal plains in all directions. Major cities include Sapporo and Asahikawa in the central region and the port of Hakodate facing Honshu.

The governmental jurisdiction of Hokkaido incorporates several smaller islands, including Rishiri, Okushiri Island, and Rebun. (By Japanese reckoning, Hokkaido also incorporates several of the Kuril Islands.) Because the prefectural status of Hokkaido is denoted by the dō in its name, it is rarely referred to as "Hokkaido Prefecture", except when necessary to distinguish the governmental entity from the island.

The island ranks 21st in the world by area. It is 3.6% smaller than the island of Ireland while Hispaniola is 6.1% smaller than Hokkaido. By population it ranks 20th, between Ireland and Sicily. Hokkaido's population is 4.7% less than that of the island of Ireland, and Sicily's is 12% lower than Hokkaido's.

In the east, there are two areas (surrounding, for example, Shari and the Nakashibetsu Airport) where a grid with spacing of nearly 3km is formed by narrow bands of forest.^[17] It was designed to buffer wind, especially during blizzards, to protect cattle. It also serves as habitat and transportation corridors for animals and hikers.

DREAM HIGH

[Joo]

I Dream High nan kkumeul kkujyo

Himdeul ttaemyeon nan nuneul gamgo

Kkumi irweojineun geu sunganeul

Gyesok tteoollimyeo ireonajyo

[Wooyoung]

Duryeoumeui kkeuteseo nan

Oneuldo heundeullijyo

Tteorejilkka bwa naraoreuji mothaneun

Eorin saecheoreom

[Kim Soo Hyun]

Jakku naega hal su inna

Nae kkumi irweojilkka

Naeditneun georeum han georeum georeumi dashi

Duryeoweo jil ttaemada