

The Japanese calls school clubs "circles". I went to the Capoeira Circle with Hatim, a fellow exchange student from Chicago. Obviously, I can't do any of those dance moves. Thereafter, I was sitting around, hoping to speak Japanese, but the guy from Brazil (in green pants) kept speaking English to me. At last, I was a mere audience who was trying to learn the different instruments.
There are more interactive clubs in Chiba University, compared to the excessive cultural clubs in Stony Brook. I intend to join the volleyball circle, Japanese instrument circle, and maybe the Soccer circle. Uh... Akido, too? Either way, it's Fun, Fun, Fun (with a capital "F")!