Hello,

My name is Pablo Cisneros and welcome to part three of my series of blogs from studying abroad in Tokyo. I want to highlight my favorite experiences from Japan and inspire students to study abroad.

Yokohama

Hello,

My name is Pablo Cisneros and welcome to part two of my series of blogs from studying abroad in Tokyo. I want to highlight my favorite experiences from Japan and inspire students to study abroad.

New Japan Pro-Wresting

Hello,

My name is Pablo Cisneros and welcome to part one of my series of blogs from studying abroad as part of the IES Abroad Summer Tokyo program. I want to highlight my favorite experiences from Japan and inspire students to study abroad.

Arriving in Japan and Capsule Hotels

On my last day in Salamanca, after my roommate had left and classes were done for the week, I took one last walk through the city. You really see things differently when you realize you won't be seeing them again for a long, long, time. On this walk, I went down my usual route to my University classes.

I've been wanting to make this post since I first arrived in Salamanca, but I wasn't sure how to tell the story in the way I want to. Obviously, this happened a while ago, but I would like to tell the story of how I arrived in Salamanca. As I mentioned in my first blog post, before this, I had never flown alone before, so I was more than a bit nervous. With 3 different flights (alone) and a bus ride (at least this would be with the rest of my IES Abroad program), I was ready for 17 hours of stress.

Some of the best things come out of us when we’re unceremoniously dumped somewhere and forced to rise to the challenge.

The holy food post has arrived, a fitting piece for my final entry. First up for discussion: the general food climate in Auckland.