Akane Eskola | エスコラ茜
“What custom or tradition did you hate as a child but do you embrace now?”
こどもの頃嫌いだった習わしや慣習で、今は受け入れられるようになったものは何かありますか。
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Father | Finnish |
Mother | Japanese |
Age | 25 |
Born in | Finland |
Lived in | Finland - Japan |
Speaks Japanese | ⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫ |
Reading and Writing | ⚫⚫⚫⚫⚪ |
Other languages | Japanese - Finnish - Englsih - Swedish - Russian |
父 | フィンランド人 |
母 | 日本人 |
年齢 | 25歳 |
出生地 | フィンランド |
今まで住んだ国 | フィンランド|日本 |
日本語会話のレベル | ⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫ |
日本語読み書きのレベル | ⚫⚫⚫⚫⚪ |
話せる言語 | 日本語|フィンランド語|英語|スウェーデン語|ロシア語 |
Hoips, Japaniin tulee päädyttyä Tokioon 4.3 🙂
Jos oot maisemissa niin ois mukava morejestaa
Eating rice, believe it or not. Although it was only because I didn’t realize you could eat it with meat or other “flavoured” dishes haha.
Well I hated using chopsticks but now I LOVE ‘EM! Also I’m super hyped cuz I’m half japanese and half finnish as well.
Bento lunch, so many more parts than just a sandwich and chips, also smelled differently. Now I’ll take all the Japanese food I can get!
i guess recently , my mother was 2 or 3 beers deep and saw me wearing my hat inside the house. She was concerned and told me i shouldnt wear my hat inside the house. At this point i then became angry because i thought my mother was being weird because she was a few beers deep. When shes buzzed the Japanese comes out i think.. After all this , i now do not wear my house inside the house or even other homes. Ill even take my hat off to eat or when im meeting important people.
When living in America as a child our mother made us take off shoes before going into the house. I hated that. Other Americans didn’t do this, and my mother would let guests wear shoes in our house because they were unfamiliar with this custom. Now I cannot imagine wearing shoe in the house