There was a Mosaic at school in the afternoon. (But, I still don't know what does the word "Mosaic" mean exactly.) That was prepared by a ESL class. Students from each country prepared about each own culture that was set up each room in LI (Language Institute) and showed them other students from different country - Korea, Colombia, Mexico, Japan, Germany, China, Thailand etc. It was very interesting. Luckily, I was able to eat "Bulgogi" with rice and "Kimchi" at the room of Korea and it became supper.

After that, I went to Seoul Mart near downtown on my way home. I bought some Korean food and was able to talk to the owner of the shop in Korean. They were nice people and gave me some information about a church where they are always going to Sundays. I was interested in, so I said I wanted go. I will probably go to the church in the afternoon this coming sunday. If so, I would have gone to the church 3 times this coming Sunday - first with Rie's homestay, second for Korean and third with my homestay. That will be interesting.
As soon as I got home in the evening, my homestay took me some place to dance. By chance, I met the Chinese guy again who I first met at the bus stop a few days ago because his homestay knows my homestay and we were going there together. It was a small world. During dancing time there, I did never dance. I was so sorry that they were always asking me to dance together but I didn't feel like dancing. But, All people seemed good dancers. I will never go there even though the music was nice and satisfied me.

Korea

All Korean had a Bugogi Party!!!

A Korean traditional bow

Germany

Mexico

Thailand

Colombia

Japanese toy. very difficult.