Exciting Experience Report Series
What Would You Do if You Had 1,000yen!?

*How About Writing a Great Letter!*
Reporter:The reporter
who took up the
challenge this time
was Yuko Yamamoto.
Click here to see
Yuko's profile.
 
This is how Yuko used 1,000yen!!
★White letter writing set 300yen
★Blue letter writing set 300yen
★Four 80yen stamps 320yen
★One 50yen stamp 50yen
   Total Just 970yen!!

With 1,000yen I wrote letters to my friends at my former school.
Letter Report


Hello to everyone all over the world! In Japan we have a huge selection of letter sets and stamps with really beautiful pictures. The commemorative stamps that are sold only during certain times are especially great and are fun just to look at. With 1,000yen I bought 2 letter sets and commemorative stamps sold at the post office.
I am thinking about writing to my friends in Sapporo where I used to live. I was living in Sapporo until a year and a half ago but I still correspond with a few of my friends at the Sapporo University of Education Attached Elementary School. It's fun to keep in touch with them!. We talk about what we are doing in school now and have discussions about school events. The great thing about corresponding is that you remain friends even if separated by distance.
Why don't you try corresponding by buying a cute letter set and interesting stamps?
Isn't it wonderful to keep in touch with friends far away? There are so many fun letter sets in the store its hard to decide which one to buy! Try creating an arty letter to send to your friend.


Send your opinions, impressions, questions, what you
would like to do with 1,000yen, and your cooking ideas by e-mail to:
sndoo2@tth.expo96.ad.jp


◆Mini-Info◆
  All About Stamps
 There are many themes for specially designed stamps that set them apart form regular stamps. The commemorative stamps celebrate important events or facts about the nation and its people. Campaign stamps are issued to promote the enjoyment of writing letters. The designs of birthplace stamps include cherished objects and scenery from our native land.

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