The IVE Project

Before I start telling my experience at IVE project, let's start with what IVE project is. IVE project is an exchange project, which is used for students from around the world to discuss varieties of matters. As I am in food related seminar, I discussed about food.
This is how the IVE project page looks like. There are many themes going on with discussions such as art, Covid-19, technology and more. 

I uploaded my discussion question, and there were lots of replies. I believe there were replies from Japan, China, Taiwan, Columbia, Turkey and few more. Replies from Turkey were the most(I guess) which was unexpected. I had a decent discussion with them, which I was really relieved because I did not think there would be lots of replies coming from many people. I guess I started with easy question which made many people to reply. 

In total, I did enjoy reading those replies from many countries. It is not easy to have conversation with lots of countries. It was a great opportunity to have this type of discussion. I was not able to participate fully on the project, but the whole idea of this project was intriguing and I hope that they will keep doing the project.





Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Restaurant Review

Image
 Hello! I went to a restaurant in Osaki with my friend to analyze their food. The name of the restaurant is Rokurinsha(六厘舎). It is very close from the Osaki station.  At this restaurant, they serve tsukemen(つけ麺). By the way, do you know what tsukemen is? Try to imagine ramen. Ramen contains cooked noodles in hot soup, while tsukemen separates soup and noodle and the noodle is boiled and chilled. You dip in the noodles in soup and eat it, and that is what tsukemen is. Rokurinsha is famous for their tsukemen, and there are five located in Tokyo.  I ordered the stereotype tsukemen with more noodles. It was 930 yen. Tsukemen is picture on the right. In the soup there was a big char siu, few menma, naruto, dried seaweed and fishmeal(it is not for fertilizer). First of all, I tasted the soup. I felt the dashi very strong. It tasted bonito and pork broth. The mixture of them was amazing, and I could not stop eating it. Noodles were soft and chewy, and they were more like udon. F...
Read more

Analyzing the poem,"My Days Are Numbered"

Image
 Hello! Today, I would like to present you this poem, "My Days Are Numbered" by Rick Moranis. I made a presentation of this poem with my partner. We chose this since this was easy to read. ---------------------------------- This is the poem we analyzed My Days Are Numbered By Rick Moranis The average American home now has more television sets than people ... according to Nielsen Media Research. There are 2.73 TV sets in the typical home and 2.55 people, the researchers said. — The Associated Press, Sept. 21. I HAVE two kids. Both are away at college. I have five television sets. (I like to think of them as a set of five televisions.) I have two DVR boxes, three DVD players, two VHS machines and four stereos. I have nineteen remote controls, mostly in one drawer. I have three computers, four printers and two non-working faxes. I have three phone lines, three cell phones and two answering machines. I have no messages. I have forty-six cookbooks. I have sixty-eight takeout menus...
Read more