School Festival. Ran through.

Hello! This is Riku, and this is my Blog for 10/3.

Finally, the long month-long cultural festival is over.

My responsibilities were mainly to guide the general receptionist and manage the junior staff, and during the preparation period, I was in charge of the shooting game (which I wrote about in a previous Blog). I was in charge of the shooting game (which I wrote about in a previous Blog, and I hope you will take a look at that as well).

I kept feeling on the first day of the festival and in the middle of the second day.

This is the fun and difficulty of school festivals.

This time, it was a face-to-face school festival, and even we high school sophomores hadn't been to the festival in three years, since the last time we went was when we were in the second year of junior high school. It had been about three years since we last went to a face-to-face school festival. However, I also regret that I let the junior high school students feel the wave of the school festival.

"Looking back on the whole experience, I realized that I was blessed with excellent juniors..." and "Dengiken will continue to be a safe place...". and a sense of security and expectation that "the Dengiken will continue to be safe...". I also felt a sense of security and hope that the Dengiken will continue to be a safe place. "

It was a truly enjoyable and arduous two days (or months, considering the preparation?). It was a really enjoyable and hard two days (or months, considering the preparation?).

I'm sure we'll be back next year for the school festival with an even higher level of excellence, so come on out and see us!

Riku