2019/ October 12-14

I went to Wisconsin to camp with my host family and their friend’s family. I love camping!! So I was so excited before I go to camping.

First day

When we just arrived there, we made tent and fire’s cover. Because these days were rain and very very cold 🥶 But we slept in tent🤣

We did camp fire and made dinners!!! That were so fun!!

Second day

We saw beautiful view after ate Mexican food at lunch. And I boil fish at dinner. I have seen first time. That was so amazing!!

I slept in the tent but my host family couldn’t sleep in the tent !!

Third day

We walked around camping place. There were mystical beauty. So we didn’t know course.

I did a lot of experience in this camp. Thank you for my host family.

I went to Main Event with my host family. I play bowling , many kinds games and sports. When I went to there, I wasn’t good feel. Because I know my bowling isn’t not good😂 So I decided I haven’t never do by go there. But as I experienced with my host family, I was so happy. Because they cheered up me !! And I could overcame weakness.

I played games after long time ago. There were many kind of games. TV game, sports game, attraction game. I thought Japan have like amusement park. But a little different. It is number of attractions!! So I was so fun. I want to ha again with my host family. I like my host family.

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