What Japanese University Students
Think About Northern Ireland
I'm often asked by family & friends
what's on the mind of my Japanese university students & how
they feel about various topics.
Through
this online forum, my students will now have a voice to express their
views about different countries and/or share their overseas travels
with the online community.
First stop was America.
Then New
Zealand, Brazil, Scotland,
and Australia.
This stop: Northern Ireland
More to follow in the weeks and months ahead, as
we travel around the world country by country, in accordance with the
list at the bottom of the page !
If you are a Japanese university student, feel
free to throw in your 2 cents worth and participate in the discussion.
It'd be a pleasure to hear your input. And by all means, feel free to
comment on and rate the other students' comments as well.
Enjoy !!
Have A Great Story About Northern Ireland?
Are you a Japanese university student and have a great story about Northern Ireland? Have you ever traveled there before or do you have a friend from Northern Ireland? Any opinions about the Northern Ireland culture, or did you know that the famous ship Titanic was built in the capital city of Belfast?
Please share your views about what you like or dislike about Northern Ireland !
What Other Japanese University Students Have Said
Click below to see contributions from other Japanese university students...
Northern Ireland or Ireland??
The other day, I contributed my story about Ireland, although I had to write about Northern Ireland! I had thought these two regions were the same country....
Tourist Spots in Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland has many tourist spots. For example, The Giant’s Causeway. It is an aggregate of stone columns made by volcanic activity, and the only ...
Northern Ireland whiskey
I love alcohol. Actually, my parents and grandparents love it too. The consumption of beer in Ireland ranks second in the world after the Czech Republic,...
National Flag of Northern Ireland
The national flag of Northern Ireland has a very interesting shape. In addition to the red St. George's Cross and crown, there's a red right hand in the ...
Irish Pubs
Irish pubs are well-known in the world. It is said that the origin of Irish pubs is older than English pubs. In Ireland we can find some pubs even in rural ...
The Mysterious Stone Statue in Northern Ireland
Do you know the "Boa Island" in Northern Ireland? On this small island, there is a mysterious stone statue. I would like to share info about this statue....
Northern Ireland movie festival
I want to tell you about the “Northern Ireland movie festival.” This festival is held in Japan for gaining publicity of Northern Ireland movies. In Japan,...
Irish Coffee!
I like coffee♥. So today I am going to talk about Irish coffee! What is “Irish coffee” like? Do you know what is it? Unfortunately, I didn’t know ...
I'm thinking over Northern Ireland’s dispute
Do you know the Northern Ireland’s dispute? I cared about this problem. When I went to Cambodia 2 years ago, I saw children who were alone. Because they ...
Ireland national rugby team
Though I'm not familiar with rugby, it is easy for me to understand that rugby needs a high level sense of unity. But what brings it? I think one answer,...
An Image of Sheep
Do you know the Scottish Blackface sheep? It has a black face, and it is the most famous and popular species in the UK, including in Northern Ireland. It ...
The Giant Legend of Northern Ireland
The Giant's Causeway is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Northern Ireland's most visited tourist attraction. Owned and managed by the National Trust, it ...
"Giant’s Causeway" in Northern Ireland
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The Giant’s Causeway is a place in Northern Ireland where it’s possible to see about 40,000 columns of basalt resulting from an ancient volcanic eruption....
Belfast, the Birthplace of Many Famous Ships!
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I imagined Northern Ireland to be calm and having big farms. Although Northern Ireland is a small country, the country has the largest shipyard dock in ...
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