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April, April ...

... can not really decide here in Tokyo. The weather alternated constantly between three days of rain at a time and a day of sunshine. And of course Tokyo rain, the rule-obsessed, like a true Japanese, the whole day stay on a strength. So when you sit in the university and think that you are driving home once the rain subsides a bit, and you just pick out the sleeping bag. Now, soon begins in May and the weather forecast is so far no change in sight. I'm looking forward to the rainy season in June / July ...

The project, which has given me my professor and the last entry of which I still not know exactly what it runs up has unfortunately proven to be a bit dry. The Prof has me a print of him in outdated language program written to 50 A4 pages and thought I should work through me as to how I understood it, because it is an important method in solid state physics. I'm trying the best out of the task, but I am a bit disappointed I want to contribute anything relevant research can.

The course is pretty difficult, the teacher is talking really fast and even if it gives us a task she does not listen to it, so it is impossible to concentrate on writing. Unfortunately, it is not nearly as nice and funny as the teachers I had last semester, reflecting the joy of the next few hours but absorbs strongly.

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Welcome back or "G'Day" as they say here!

After the past weeks has been pretty busy with uni and admittedly too lazy, today once again news from Down Under.

The summary of the last weeks
I arrived safely in Sydney and I have settled in quickly. Apartment found, met many friends and the university takes me quite well in entitlement. Unfortunately I'm in the whole time came out only twice out of town. There are good reasons for that. Here you get to try (as opposed to Jakarta) easy to do too much to see / / / party! :)

Some pictures you want my life in Sydney a bit to illustrate.

My landlord / roommate (73 year old Australians) VERY funny guy! :)
Our residential community. I live with him and NEM German Maedl in nem Apartment
My room. The flag should be. Is finally a gift from my sister! :)
our living room. The television is not bad ...
Our terrace. Pleasant with sunshine ...
Our Uni-Tower. Ugly as night, dark ...

Our lounge for business students, with free tea and coffee
and a giant view of Sydney Central District knows

and a bulging milk fridge self service

The skyline of Sydney
this thing you probably all, the opera. The rest were designed by nem Danes and the acoustics should not be the best grade. Is spiced up in the moment for 2 million.

the other landmark is the Habour-Bridge....elefantoes/kolosal/whatever:)
and agrees to conclude with the City Hall

oh. there was indeed something else. Australia = the land of sun and beaches you see ... even

the famous Bondi Beach. 15 minutes from the city center. The scene of regular surf contests. According to statistics, each year 2 surfers from shark attacks to be killed. Pretty much if you ask me ....
this particular photo I did not deprive you of course. we also have a Lowenbrau Keller (German urrrgggg. .. nasty beer though) and soon you can download the Oktoberfest

Back to Uni:
Generally, we can already assert that the level of Australian schools is particularly high. Even if we have to make weekly work on the grading and the whole system is very regimented thus gives no real identifiable benefits for me. The Australian education industry is still a major export. The zweitegroesste exports from Australia. When I look at how many Asians and Indians to study here but the statistics do not surprise me continue ...:) I study the way, from the University Technology Sydney (UTS). The university determined in principle from a 30 storey tower and a few around the outside Building in the heart of Sydney. Perfect location, but very ugly university.

my free time to spend the most time with friends from all over the world: Sweden, Denmark, Holland, Switzerland, Austria, Pakistan, India, Japan and .......... Australia! :) They are indeed hard to find at the university, but have then but luckily found some of these rare species.

Oh yes. Perhaps one is interssieren Some of you even over a few facts and quirks about Australia:
- 21.8 million people
- Total area: 7.7 million m2 (Germany, grad mal 360 thousand, ie 20 times smaller)
- live in Australia it is 2, 7 persons per square kilometer, in Germany of 229
- there are 130 million sheep and 25 million cattle (sometimes / haeuffiger I treat myself to a nice, juicy beef Steack ........ mmmhhhhhhhh)
- the capital Canberra is ....... why? Because the people have from the two largest and most important cities in Australia (Sydney and Melbourne) bashed heads and have therefore agreed on a capital in the middle. Which was then built from the ground. They are the Australians ....
- Australians are interested in my experience (even if they themselves say what else) not really for policy. On the Australian front page of Bild-Zeitung is found to 80% sport. Sport is the praegenste factor in Australia and will often complete spare time (mainly in bars in front of the TV during competitive beer drinking)
- Australians are a nice people, the peasant dialect of the rural population is similar but the low-Bavarian rural Gegrummel:)

Do not ask me the logic about the composition of these points. :) As far as
from here and the adoption of your typical Australian.

Cheers mate. No worries and cya! Your
Peter

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semester beginning and a lot of pictures!

On Tuesday I had to bring Christine back to the airport and unfortunately the weather did not quite fit the mood. After 2 really nice and warm days, it rained all day, was stormed and icecold. The original Idea that Christine take my thick jacket then we have dropped too.

The new semester has a bit with Christine's visit overlapped but it has not taken us much time. Unfortunately, I am with the selection of physics courses again not very happy. I had therefore approached my professor and asked him if be possible for a small research would. Unfortunately, he thought, however, that the time was sufficient to make a proper research and has suggested to me instead of doing something on the computer. Specifically, he really was not and I'm worried that there is nothing clever comes out. So far I am to the programming in Fortran 77 (which stands for the year, in which it was specified to incorporate!) for me then deal with some simulation programs ... well ...

The Japanese courses seem to be back very well. I make a grammar course, a kanji course and a listening course. I think I'll order a good basis to continue learning here in Germany.

Christine and I have even rummaged through the pictures and I have made a great album from their entire stay:

Japan - Christine

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impressions

Christine

After persistent persuasion of Magnus I write a guest review, which is the bet by Magnus and Benny was not bad. Where we were and what we have made rough so yes Magnus has already told in the last post.

I think it is so exciting when I konzemtiere me on my many individual impressions. Where do I start

then on the most?

fact that Magnus and I also place other than Tokyo and surrounding areas have visited are of course noticed the contrast to this city special. Tokyo is enormous, two Berlin felt great. Or bigger?

Second, almost only men especially male people in black suits on the go. Magnus said that the Japanese love most suits and uniforms. On this morning to get there working people particularly close - too close. Imagine before it is so narrow that it does you no longer need to hold somewhere, as you will from the other people around you kept quasi. When the time comes mostly 20 other people trying to enter the metro .. Depending on the Metro route it takes up to 15 minutes until his 5 cm distance from his fellow man has recovered.

I find interesting and enjoyable that any waiting situation, people do not look as usual from Germany and the other observing. To the mass of people, (Works with most mobile TV is also here) that they encounter every day, taking only some privacy back, you deal with either the phone, read a book, manga, or one takes a nap - in most cases it is then yet in a deeper sleep state. The latter is now happening to me pretty much every day, you Moeche not ever seem rude and stare so close to the eyes and ... Most Japanese, so I feel need to sleep in the subway - the Japanese work culture should be familiar to anyone I think.

What you find as a tourist or "first-time visitor" to Japan probably is incredibly friendly as most people here are. In Tokyo I had, for no apparent reason, often times feel that the friendliness is played - but what the hell, I find beautiful! A blessing over the dour Germans.

In general, I feel myself as a workaholic at last a time not but as alien as one of many;)

Even though Tokyo is fast and exciting, there are lots of beautiful and spacious parks and even an impressive city-beach , where the pilgrimage to Tokyo every Sunday masses.

All in all me but I think that something quieter Kyoto, with its many temples, creeks and cherry blossoms as the small village on the coast - Shirahama - like best.

Who wants to know more then just ask me in FFM.

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I'm with Christine every day a lot and we want to go back tomorrow morning I'm not going to write too much time on all the impressions we have both been collected. There are then hopefully next week a large, common review. Moreover, given that some problems are the photos of Christine's camera to computer transfer is also available in respect of only a small preview.

Kyoto is packed with attractions and tourists, this all possible and do occur as quickly as possible and shoot. We prefer to let time and enjoyed the beautiful cherry blossoms, so that we have seen only a small portion of the temples, shrines and palaces. We have made a beautiful walk along the path of philosophy that leads along a small canal and lined with cherry trees.

In Nara, there is a temple area, which is known not only for the largest wooden building in the world and includes a fine giant Buddha but also for the many half-wild deer running around all over, huge park and can be fed and stroked.

Then we went to the tip of the Izu Peninsula to the beach at Shirahama in the vicinity of Shimoda. Here we had a really nice board with a great Japanese-style room, from which we could see the sea. For swimming, it was too cold of course but we have seen a lot of surfing and have done a nice walk along the coast.

Since Friday we are in Tokyo and have run a lot through the city and I have shown Chris the city. She came back in the enjoyment of karaoke, but was not quite as thrilled as I am.