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Hi my name is Shoya, the president of YouthNet. I thought I should put some details about YouthNet – who we are and what we aim for, so I’m going to write about YouthNet and what we learnt throughout the Study Visit in Makati, the Philippines. We are an international youth organisation that focuses on [...]

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6th day

Hello, we are very sad that we have to go back to Japan tomorrow. Today we went to a office of education and science high school and Makati University. In  the office we heard about educational system of Makati. This was very valuable lecture for  us and we thought that education of Phillippine was expected in the word. We [...]

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Hello, it is a pity for us that tomorrow is the last day of our study visit. Today, we visited Makati City Hall and we had presentations on infrastructure and environment department. After those two presentations, we gave our presentation and talked about “life in Japan” and “YouthNet”. Each of the members had two or [...]

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Hello, half of our study visit have already finished. we are suprised at it. Today we cooked noodles with the people who try to earn their livelihood by selling them. And we went to meet streetchildren. As taking our activity, the warmth of their welcome made us happy. Though we thought that the poor are [...]

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Hello, we enjoy our study tour so mu/ch!! Today we visited three youth organizations. Wherever we called on, we received great welcome. So we confused a little,but we are so thankful to them. The most impressive thing that we received in today’s program is the power of organization among youth members in Phillipine. We realized [...]

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pover

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Today we arrived in MANILA on schedule. When we reached the Philippines, CITYNET staff called us. And while we were riding in the car, a poor boy asked us for money. We are soooo shocked because the incident happened unexpectedly and we are not used to this happening in Japan. It is the rainy season in [...]

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