I happened to see Eriko and Nobi, school friends.
We went to cafe named Ponch, together.
We talked about school, classmates and what kind of job we did in Japan,
Everybody from Japan wants to step up his/her career through this English study in London.

After that, I bought three books. One is "The Beach".
I watched that film, so it would be easier to read.
I started reading at St. James' Park.

I went to see two rooms, which I chose from advertisement at Japan Centre.

First room was in East Acton. I met the owner in front of the tube station.
The room she showed me was not large enough, and the kitchen was also small. It will be difficult to use this kitchen for a few people at the same time. Yet, bathroom was clean and pretty.
But, six students are living in this house. I can imagine how busy the bathroom is in the morning.
Besides, I don't like her attitude.
She insisted over and over, "This is very nice house, nice room, good location. "
For Japanese, such strong words are sometimes rude.
"I'll think it more." then I left there.

Next, another room was in Mileend, east London.
Again, I met the owner in front of the station, and he took the house.
Bathroom was too simple, on the other hand the room was larger, and there was a double-bed. Another good aspect was a big kitchen. And the most great impression was smiles of the owner and his wife. They are from Korea.
I think I can trust them.
Yet, I wanted to consider more.