さくらまつり

 わたしわにちよびにさくらまつりをしました。わたしのグループをダンス。other クラスのパフォマンスをみました。

Sakura Matsuri was a very fun event to attend. I really enjoyed watching the other Japanese classes and their performances. It was so interesting to see what everyone came up with, and everything was very entertaining. I especially loved the Japanese snacks at the end!




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  1. FNARK!April 20, 2026 at 12:20 PM

    Me too! The cookies were really detailed and I'm excited for next years matsuri!. Ill be sure to see the sakura trees on campus too!

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