On Thursday July 3, as I was on my way to an amusement park with my camp kids, we stopped in the park to eat lunch. The park was the perfect place to eat that day because we got a chance to see the cutest little Japanese children. They were all in a line putting on a show. There were drummers, flag people and some of them were even instructing! The children were so disciplined and they all seemed to be the same height. I loved it! On the way to the amusement park I had my eye on all of the Japnese school children and people thinking about how cute and unique they were. Coinsidently, by looking at their expressions, they must have been thinking the same exact things about us Americans.
My camp kids and I have so much fun together. We have Judo classes together.We go on field trips every week and they always look forward to the end of the week when we have a special event and three kids get to cream a counselor! There's so much more I could say about them, but I would be writing forever.
In Kamakura I took a bus tour to see ancient temples and shrines, the big Buddah and small Buddahs. Eveything was very historic. I got a chance to go inside the big Buddah for two dollars. It seemed to be very small and dark inside.On the train ride back home, I saw an interesting sign that said women only. Apparently, in Japan, after certain hours women can ride on their own train car so they won't get man handled. 
