First time ever, spending a long time in the big city payed off. Imagine walking on the street, minding your own buisness, then suddenly, you take a stray peek to the right and look straight at a poster of an upcoming event that happens to be just something you would be verry interested in, and it starts within a few minutes in a building that happens to be just across the street. What are the odds of that?
Well, inprobable or not, this is exactly what happened to me last wednsday.
In my case, this event was the opening of an exhibition in the Art Museum, and few days later a little concert night at the Music Academy, both organized by the organization called the "Friendship of Japan", the foundation for Japanese - Romanian relations. Both events were enjoyable, but I was most glad for being able to get in touch with my verry distant relatives. Hopefully I can keep in touch and find out everything I need for my plans of moving into Japan. First of all, I'll HAVE to learn the language, so I would no loger feel like I'm the only one who can't speak a word in Japanese.
This little encounter also had me wondering about soething else. How is it that I'm seemingly the only hungarian in this country who's trying to get in touch with his distant cousins. I mean the Romanians are not even related to the Japanese, and they are so keen on knowing them better. We on the other hand... meh. I won't let that change my mind.