Visiting Akamatsu elementary school again, and this time the students made a presentation to us on Japanese culture. There were lots of interesting stuffs, range from koto to manga, but the most impressive one was presentation about natto. They didn't only present the standard fact of natto, but they also presented the result of their own survey (like: why some Japanese don't like natto?). Moreover, they were also experimenting with natto: how to make it easier to eat (specially for those who hate it). Well, according to the test, natto fried rice get a quite good appraisal. I also ate it there (they even made natto fried rice for the audience!), and it was good (I don't hate natto anyway, so my view was not count :-) ).
Coming home from the presentation, I was thinking why I didn't have such a class when I was a kid. It should be fun to have a small project by our own, and then present it to other people. I think to do something that we like will result to a greater result than usual...
