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Hey!

Sorry for the late response, I meant to reply earlier but it slipped my mind.

I hope your exams went (or are going) well! Math & physics are definitely tough subjects, but they're especially rewarding to get right.

Law's pretty fun so far. It's a lot of work, but I think it's satisfying.

Right now, it's mostly just studying for me, since in law school, you're assigned a lot of reading (estimated 40-80 pages a day of reading). But, I'm enjoying the time off that I have.

I hope that you've been having, and will continue to have a fantastic year.

I'm going to law school afterwards. So, it's three more years of schooling for me =p.
I'm glad to hear that you've been going well. How's studying for exams going?

I've been good. I'm graduating college soon, so I have that to look forward to.

What about you?

Merry Christmas, and happy late birthday. I hope you have a good year.

Thanks!

Thanks, I do too.

It went as expected -- I did my best, but I can't say that I'm confident that I aced it. It's not to say that I definitely did poorly, but it's something that I won't know until I get my results back near the end of the month.

Tokyo's definitely fun; you should visit it if you get the opportunity.

Tokyo's a different place on the weekends than it is on the weekdays. On the weekdays, everybody's in a rush/focused on going to work or school. This means that the majority of the population is dressed in business attire (or other uniforms). Trains are packed during rush hour without much room to move around freely, and everything's dead quiet. During the weekends (when most people have the day off from school or work), you'll see a more cheerful, vibrant city. There's less suits/uniforms, no rush hours, and a general more laidback mood.

The atmosphere of Tokyo depended on where you were. In Akihabara and Harajuku, it'd be very lively and spirited, whereas at a place like Shibuya or Shinjuku, it'd be more 'business-like.'

I didn't visit any temples. I did visit the Meiji Shrine though. I primarily visited the shopping areas of Tokyo -- I liked Harajuku the best, but I also went to the other popular, commercial areas (Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ginza, Tokyo Station, etc.).

For the remainder of my holidays, I'll probably spend a good amount of that time studying for the upcoming LSAT (a test). Of course, I'll also be reading and watching stuff.

I came back a few days ago.

What questions did you have about the country?

Overall, I had a great time. I miss it more now that I'm back. It's a great place to visit (just the weather...).

It's interesting. The cultural norms are slightly different, but it's a meaningful experience. The most annoying part of the visit is in the humid weather though.

Oh wow, that certainly was a late reply! :D
What's funny about the timing is that I just stumbled across a SECOND person with Inuyasha in their favorites and said much the same thing, just a week ago.
That's two whole people who love Inuyasha!
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I'm tempted to put it in my own favorites just to give it some much needed support.

I actually haven't seen The Final Act yet. If you'd believe it, I've watched the first 70 episodes like five times, but always get sidetracked around there. It's ironic, because I adore the characters so dearly, and it's probably the most charming anime I've ever seen.
I've recently learned to break up long shows into arcs so my attention span doesn't get burnt out by the long runtime, so after finishing up my other mammoth projects (LOGH and HxH), I'm hoping to finally see it through after like 12 years.

I've been good lately, I'm visiting Japan right now. It's holiday for me (my break began in early-mid June, and is ending towards the end of September).

Hey, never actually seen Inuyasha in anybody's favorites before!
The show is highly underrated. While I do agree with some of the complaints widely leveled against it (hence the fact I'm only half way through, despite adoring the show for over a decade now), it's really got a charm that not enough anime manage, and a cast that is well beyond simply memorable and endearing.
Good to see somebody giving it its due respect!

Late Happy New Year to you, too.

The holiday's ending for me too, so I'm heading back to my dorm tomorrow night. It's a pain -- I know, I'd wish the break would last longer too. My first quarter's already over, so I'm beginning the Winter Quarter this coming up Monday. It'll be fun... Not really.

Are you at the point where you're doing college applications?

I've been fine. I spent the majority of the Christmas break at home -- I did go out to the mall, to go shopping, and what not. But, nothing aside from that. What about you?

Happy New Year! I hope you begun this year with all your happiness and beautiful moments! (*^◯^*)