A cerca de vinte minutos a pé das duas estações de Kusanagi nos arredores da cidade de Shizuoka, situa-se o histórico Kusanagi-jinja, com um belo ambiente florestal. O cenário é realmente pacífico, os edifícios de madeira antigos estão bem preservados, e algumas estátuas e lanternas ilustram ainda mais a idade que têm. Existe também aquilo que aparenta ser um foguete gigante, se percebi bem, que é lançado fantasticamente num festival anual.
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Andre Moreira @andre.moreira
Born in the Portuguese countryside in 1990, I've been living in Japan since 2012. After finishing my Computer Engineering University Course in Lisbon, Portugal, I decided to study Japanese in Tokyo, with the purpose of continuing my studies there. After one year of studying of the language, I entered a Japanese Professional College where I finished my study in 2015. I am now working in a videogame Japanese company as Motion Designer. I also write in my blog about Japan. My goal is to introduce Japan to anyone who is interested in the culture, the language, the music, the anime, the food, and so on. And that's what you can find there: everything! Plus, my experience here as a Portuguese expat. You can access through this link: The Rising Sky Blog Should you have some questions on how to come to Japan, what to do, where to study, etc., feel free to contact me!
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