Flake in order to Sense

Camping Japanese style consists of finding the best cabin available (even better than my apartment), bringing your own Yakinuki table, making sushi, and sleeping on real beds and futonss (no sleeping bags). I went with a GEM School franchise owner, named Toshi, and her daughter Mau, and another one of my students, named Mami, and her mother, and Kristen, Kira, and Jessica. It was really fun, but it seemed like we were staying more at a 4 star hotel than actually camping. We did make s'mores and went to a park the next day with a col water fall, and we did get out into nature and walking around. The cool thing is that nature here also includes bamboo. Its great. It was fun to have a day off and get away from the world. I can at least say I have been "camping" in Japan.