By the way, in Part 1, I reported on delicious Chijimi, oden, fragrant Sri Lankan milk tea, and other entertainment.
At the venue, there was a disaster prevention corner, a disaster prevention video was broadcast, and we also experienced tasting emergency food.
I received an emergency food and an emergency set gift. What are you all prepared for?

A volunteer from the Chuo-ku Cultural and International Exchange Promotion Association explained the activities.
It would be nice if many foreign people could become friends and understand each other's culture and lifestyle.

By the way, the foreign dance of this day
came from the outside because it was a flamenco.
The performers were Tomoko Ishii Flamenco Studios. The boy is also cool and decides on poses.

During the wonderful dance performance, I also had Spanish lessons, and international students from Mexico seemed very happy to respond.
After giving a simple instruction of flamenco and turning around in dance, Ole! I felt that my back was stretched and my posture improved.
Tomoko Ishii is also involved, and it is a gorgeous and exciting flamenco dance.

I received a leaflet for admission guidance. I'm thinking of getting into the "Introduction Class".
If you would like to experience flamenco or introduce it, we recommend Tomoko Ishii Studio in Ginza 1-chome near you.
For more information, please click here. http://tomokoishii.com/html/004.html
This is an international exchange gathering that I look forward to every year. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to all the staff.
It was a lot of fun this year.
In Spanish, Muchas Gracias!
<The publication of this article has been approved by the Chuo-ku Cultural and International Exchange Promotion Association.>
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