The university's intensive course in Tokyo ended today. The end of the long class was the final exam. When the examination was over, everyone in the classroom naturally applauded. We praised each other for their good work. I was very moved.ππ I'm going back to Osaka tomorrow, so I need to pack my suitcase. My life in Tokyo ended with commuting back and forth between university and the hotel.πBut it was a very valuable experience to spend time talking about various things with good classmates and concentrating only on studying. By the way, my alma mater has a mixture of new and old buildings. I found one thing that hasn't changed in 30 years: spare toilet paper in the restrooms. Nowadays in Japan, it is rare to see spare toilet paper lying around like this in public restrooms. In the past, you could see it, but now it's not there because someone would just take the toilet paper and go home without permission. My alma mater seems to be a very peaceful environment. I was very happy about that.π