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Hello I'm Haruko. I'm from Japan's Nanzan University.

Hi. I'm Itsuki. I'm from Japan.

Before Nanzan students arrived here they already

started talking to each other online by using Skype or other application.

Because they do online cooperation beforehand they already established some sense of

friendship before actually arriving here. So it was, the transition for Nanzan

students, you know as soon as they got here it was so smooth.

We eat and enjoy together

tonight it's called Maki sushi in Japanese.

We talked about sushi's history and Japanese traditional culture and played games.

This night, we made sushi, it's Japanese traditional food.

Everyone say it's very delicious so I'm very happy tonight.

So this university is a very good friend with us.

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