BR:06 ALADDIN

There was once a lazy boy whose name was Aladdin. (p.3)

          I like this because I can fancy that I fly by magic carpet. If I had the magic carpet, I would come to school by it instead of car because it is of little relevance to the traffic rule. I would feel good with seeing traffic jams. Besides, I want a magic lamp. If you rub it, a fairy will appear and make your dream come true. It is so good. I wish I could have similar experience like in this story.

Hobart, Ruth. (2006). Aladdin. Cideb Editrice: New York

Roasso Kumamoto

          Last weekend, I went to watch the soccer game, FC tokyo vs Roasso Kumamoto. I endorse Roasso Kumamoto. FC tokyo has a lot of good talent. It was thought that the game was challenging. As expected, Roasso Kumamoto lost. Every time I go to watch games, the team I supported is beaten. I felt sad, but I won the toto, a soccer lot, so I became happy.

Ramen

          I love ramen. I went to a ramen restaurant last weekend. The restaurant serves the tonkotsu ramen. I like tonkotsu ramen the best of various ramen, particularly the traditional Kumamoto ramen. Kumamoto ramen is basically made of mixed soup with tonkotsu soup and burnt garlic. The flavor is so good, but it is too strong. Therefore, if you eat it when you are sick, your illness might become bad. Be careful. I don’t like ramen which is made of soy sauce so much. However, I loved just Onomichi ramen, which is made of that. If you go to Hiroshima, try to eat it! And you will find it so nice.

BR:01-05 Goldilocks and the three bears

Once upon a time, there were father bear and mother bear and baby bear in the house.  (p. 4)

I like this book. Porridge comes out in the story, but I wonder how the taste is. According to the dictionary, porridge is made of milk and oatmeal. To hear that, I don't like it because I hate dishes which is made of milk. So, for example, I don't like carbonara. However, as porridge is a traditional dish in Britain, I want to try to eat it. Incidentally, I like okonomiyaki the best of all Japanese dishes. Mr. Tomei, do you like it?

Davidson, Susanna. (2007). Goldilocks and the three bears. Usborne: London.