What is the difference between "Curry Nanban" and "Curry Udon"??
Do you know?? (？_？)？ If you know the answer, post yours on the comment. There may be a prise waiting for you.
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First, professional activities enable students to transition smoothly into the workforce, and to help students learn what true professionalism means across cultural boundaries.
Secondly, cross-cultural activities are a great opportunity for members to interact with a number of people from various countries, and enhance their awareness and adaptability to diversity.
Third, social activities are used to promote basic communication skills and allow our members to have FUN!
The combination of professional, cross-cultural and social
activities has served as a strong foundation on which we have expanded our organization.
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I. Please be respectful and courteous to others on the post. Do not flame or attack other blogger on the post. This is a place for all people who are associated with Japan Club at California State University, Long Beach. The Blog is to share and get information, and further enhance friendship after graduated from CSULB.
II. The maximum size of posting the picture is 500x100 at 60k file size. This helps to keep loading time quick and also not take up excessive space on the server.
III. When posting pictures, please keep the pictures under PG-13, and respect the copyright of such picture’s owners.
IV. This Blog does not allow any “WHORING”.
V. Please do not post nudity or other inappropriate content.
*** Any violation on above rules, the blog administrator reserves a right to delete any posting from the site at any time without any warning ***
2 comments:
During Edo-period, “Nanban” referred to Japanese chili or green onion. At that time, “Nanban udon” means udon with green onion. In Heisei period, “Curry udon” generally uses brown onion, while “Curry Nanban” generally contains green onion. So… what’s the prize!!
You are correct. You have won the grand prize from the 1st President of CSULB Japan Club!!! I will send you more information.
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