My favorite elementary school memory

        I'm going to tell you about my favorite elementary school memory. I have a lot of things in my elementary school. Until I was nine years old, third grade, I lived in Chiba, Japan. There were a lot of pears and I went to a pear grove to cut. In addition, I had a lot of friends there so I enjoyed school life. I always jumped rope, played sports, exchanged books and so on with my friends in elementary school. I had some lessons, Shorinjikenpo, piano, calligraphy, cram school and kumon in Chiba. It was hard a little, but I enjoyed them and I like teachers. However, I had to move in Kumamoto, Japan in the 4th grade. I heard my mother and father that we had to move so my mouth dropped open. I couldn't accept all and I was too sad. I worried I can be able to make new friends in Kumamoto. In addition, I also worried I will be bullied there. Before I move, I went shopping with my best friends and I visited to my another friends' house. I could have a good time. I got a square piece of thick paper from all my classmates and my teacher. To tell the truth, I knew I got it because I wrote it for the other classmate who moves in Iwate, Japan. I treat it carefully and it puts on my desk. Whenever I'm sad, I always look at it.

Next, I went to Nagasaki by school trip in the 6th grade. I went to Nagasaki peace park, Atom bomb museum and Glover garden. I didn't go to Housetenbos so I want to go there someday. Furthermore, I want to go Glover garden again. Then I went to African safari in Oita and space science museum in Saga.

Finally, I had lesson, shorinjikenpo for 11 years. When I was probably 5th grade, I won second prize and I got a silver medal for the first time in big meeting on December. I have ever got a bronze medal many times. I was glad, but I felt frustrated. However, my body was full of spots. Thank you for your reading. 

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