かんたんじゃないですから、もう一度ひっこします。
見に行ってくださいね。 ：）
After many unsuccessful tries adding other stuffs to this blog (imeem,flash etc) but found out I can’t do many things without payment, I think I prefer Blogger now, at least its simply make me feel comfortable. (WordPress seem having very slow load time on my firefox too)
Feel free to unsubscribe this blog for now. I won’t update it for a while.
“大事なのは一つの森を守る事ではない。トトロの森を守る事は私たちの子供の心を守る事を意味する。”
“It is not just about one specific forest. Totoro Forest represents the spirit of our childhood.”
Sayama Forrest is one of the most remarkable urban forests (approximately 8750 acres) in Japan located right outside of Tokyo. This forest is said to be where the idea for the masterpiece “My Neighbor Totoro” originated from. With Japan’s rapid urban development in the 70’s and 80’s, the forest has been losing its land. In 1990, the director of My Neighbor Totoro, Hayao Miyazaki helped set up the national trust, Totoro no Furusato Fund to preserve the environment in the park.
ばんざい！！
たぶん、これから日本語でブログを時々書きます。 日本語をれんしゅうしますね。
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(Topic said ‘I can post blog in Japanese for the first time!’)
translate:
YES!!
Maybe next time I’ll try post something in Japanese, so I can practice it.
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แปล:
จากนี้ไปบล็อกผมจะอ่านไม่รู้เรื่องมากกว่าเดิม (ต่อให้คนญี่ปุ่นก็อ่านไม่รู้เรื่อง เชื่อผม 555)
added: Today I accidentally walked pass by Origami World event @Siam Discovery, and can’t only walk through it. It’s full of very cute works!! See my taken photos at picasa: Origami World （折り紙） 見ましょう！
Quote from Prachathai (sorry, it’s in Thai language). I like it. It’s true indeed:
ตราบเท่าที่พันธมิตรฯ ไม่ยอมรับผลการเลือกตั้งที่ฝ่ายตนไม่ชอบ หีบเลือกตั้งก็มีความหมายแค่ยืดวิกฤตการณ์ให้ยาวนานต่อไปเท่านั้น วิกฤตินี้จะแก้ไม่ตกในเร็ววัน เพราะพันธมิตรฯ จะไม่มีวันประนีประนอม ขณะที่รัฐบาลก็ยอมไม่ได้ พวกเขารู้สึกว่าประชาชนเลือกเขาเข้ามาแล้ว นับเป็นสถานการณ์ที่แปลกประหลาด ตำรวจ หน่วยข่าวกรองทหาร ทุกฝ่ายนั่นแหละ ล้วนคิดไม่ออกว่าควรจะทำอย่างไร ไม่รู้ว่าใครจะมาเป็นผู้นำ
Now Thai politic reachs its hard time again. Now I’m tired everytime when I open TV and listen something; there’re almost all bad news, argument, violence accident. However, I can’t take my eyes out of it. This’s my home, and we all have to think about solutions and do it, all of us.
Arrr, ok, let’s blog something not so serious. Now I have a good time in learning Japanese language. I know more words, kenji and some form, “must” “please” “allow to” “can” “have ever” “I think (express opinion)” etc. Very Happy learning these things, it’s very hard too (I study 4 hour per day, 6 day per week, exclude practising). Anyway, now I sometime can say some easy sentences in Japan without thinking 
and that’s such a great feeling.
And sorry for my today English again, because it’s long time since writing something in English. I’ve forgotten many grammars and forms because of studying Japanese, not joking.
See you! Mata aimashoo!
Finally, I receive e-mail from Associate Professor Masanori Sugimoto who I requested for joining his lab today, and he said he would send a formal letter of acceptance to my address to confirm the acception with the Japan Embassy in Thailand. Geronimo!! I have laboratory to study in my Master Degree now!!! To tell you, his HCI laboratory works are very great, you can find it at http://www.itl.k.u-tokyo.ac.jp/projects.html. One in these projects was submitted in ACM SIGGRAPH’07, the international conference about computer graphic and interactive, which is the conference I want to submit my work the most. I’m gonna work hard from now!!!!
As I said before in previous post, I’m now in my busiest week. I’ve just finished sending my project proposal today. About Japanese test yesterday, I quite sure that I’ll pass it, so I’m gonna study seriously in advance Japanese language next month. Also, today is my first day I’ve ever taken a photo by DSLR camera (borrowed one from my friend). I have to send assignment report of it by friday. So I’m now studying hard how to use this kind of camera and photography techniques. This is my examples of photos I’ve taken today.
Chulalongkorn Auditorium
Flowers
My friend
See you in next post!
Today (morning) : Intensive Japanese Course 2 exam
Tomorrow : Senior Project Proposal Deadline
Friday : Photo Science Report Deadline
I’m gonna mad now!
Hi! I’m now in very important process of Monbusho scholarship, getting Japanese advisor’s “Letter of Acceptances”. Since I don’t have any experience in HCI system development before and my senior project topic ,which is related with HCI and should be the most important thing in my introduction letter, hasn’t been decided yet, It’s very hard to write introduction letter and hope that the advisor who don’t know anything about you will accept you that easily. However, I must try first.
I plan to write about methods and my experience in applying this scholarship too, but I’m begin to busy now. I have to finish about 3 reports from Personal Finance, Photo Science and Data Mining subjects by the second week of September, and this isn’t include my senior project proposal yet T-T. So I will write about it later when I have free times, maybe in October.
Today (ah, acually yesterday, August 23) is my father birthday. I wish he has a good health, since he’s worked in Japanese company for a very long time (at least 30 year) and as you may know, most of Japanese people is workaholic. If I could pray one thing for him, I’ll pray him a long-peaceful life. Happy Birthday my father 
O-Tanjoobi Omedetoo Goseimasu!!
PS. Sorry for my English today, I’m very sleepy now and didn’t check my post. You can comment any mistake. (and you SHOULD!! for my better English ya know )
PS2. Oh, I’ve accidentally seen Japanese movie “Hula girl” today. It’s such a fantastic movie! Nearly make me cry for twice times!!! 
Hi everyone! Welcome to my new blog.
I’m monbushoboy, 21 from Thailand. I’m currently candidate of Monbukagakusho scholarship, Research student category. Though everything is in processing, I expect to arrive in Japan in April 2009. My university study is all about IT, computer science and hardware technology, and I also dedicate my life to games, movies, manga and Japan foods. The name of this blog comes from my friend, who often tease me by calling me as “Monbusho boy”.
That’s all about me! Nice to meet you. Hope you’ll visit here again!
Dozo Yoroshiku Onegaishimasu!!!
