The Summer 2009 Team


Finally I get the opportunity to do this.
We've actually been here for three weeks already and still this hasn't been updated.

Allowing me to introduce the team with a basic round up of statistics:

Team Member: (Left to right)
Age:
Hometown:
University:
Subject:
Extra Detail:

Hazel Tyler
19
Milton Keynes (current residence)
Applying to a London University
Japanese
Second visit to Japan in 6 months

Claudia Chan
29
Hong Kong
Bristol
Geography
Currently living in Plymouth working for UCCF

Jon Staddon - (Me)
21
Chelmsford
Manchester
Physics
Otaku

Pete Graham
23
Lisburn - Northern Ireland
Queen's University Belfast
International Politics
Enjoys PWR SHWRs

Dan Osman
20
Gateshead
Durham
Chemistry
Standard Northerner


So what have we been doing?

Probably too much to express in a single post, we've been in Sapporo for three weeks, interacting with students at three of the local(ish) universities: HokuDai, Tokai and Oasa.

Mondays have been spent meeting the HokuDai and Tokai English speaking groups (ESS).
Tuesdays have been spent meeting with people and the Oasa English Open House.
Wednesdays have been spent at SACLA, where Japanese students can meet with international students at HokuDai. Followed by HokuDai ESS and the English Bible Study in the evenings.
Thursdays have been a more relaxing day, with just a prayer meeting at the OMF HQ in Sapporo.
Fridays have been spent with the Tokai ESS having lunch, and teaching English to a class of physicists.
Saturdays have always been a day with much mixing and usually no determined schedule.
Sundays are usually spent at the church which we are associated with, though a few occasions have appeared where we have been round to other churches.

So how long have we got left now? One Week.
We return to Tokyo in 9 days, headed for home shortly after.
What you may be asking is, what's happening before that?

And hence I present the fmZERO farewell party at the OMF HQ in Sapporo.



Please come and say farewell to all the team, as this may be the last opportunity to see them.