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Introduction:<\/p>\n
My CIP was Bazaar Caf\u00e9 in which I worked as a volunteer in a caf\u00e9 primarily washing dishes. It was almost always a good way to practice my Japanese and talk with locals.<\/p>\n
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Comments:<\/p>\n
When the caf\u00e9 got busy, the CIP became extremely tedious and boring as everyone would be busy working and I would be busy washing dishes. However, when the caf\u00e9 was not busy, people would converse and sometimes even feed me.<\/p>\n
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Advice:<\/p>\n
My advice is make sure you know your goals before choosing your CIP. Understand what you want to get out of your CIP, such as improving language skills, learning a new skill other than Japanese language, and\/or surrounding yourself with locals, before picking an activity. Also, do not be afraid to come up with something on your own and do the research to facilitate it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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