A college life in Japan is known as “The Summer days of your Lifetime.” I became a college student by hearing this phrase too. The image of “a summer holiday” for me is “hanging out every day rather than studying.” Just like how I imagined it, after I entered the university, everything was our decision, whether we wanted to attend the classes or not. I did not attend to most of my classes and pretty much did not do anything. My life at that time was like my “summer break” during my high school years. I spend every day trying to find something that I can concentrate on. And then I met a circle named “SIVIO.” Right away, I decided to be a member of this club. By participating in this circle, I was able to have a successful college life and all the events in SIVIO were something I can take part in. From the events at SIVIO, I was able to understand what “The Summer days of your Lifetime” meant..

  “The Summer days of your Lifetime” is the time when you fully accomplish what you appreciate doing. After the summer break in the elementary or middle school, I remember everyone being different in certain ways like some of my friends grew few inches in height or they got more intelligent than before. These changes can also be said for college life too. The experiences that one had or the decisions which one makes will completely change the way a person is.

  I hope new students will experience “The Summer days of their Lifetime” during their valuable four years in the university. This can be anything from joining the club activities, studying very hard, taking part in the part-time jobs, joining the circles or even having love relationships. I hope everyone will spend a wonderful life time in their college years.

  If you cannot find anything you want to do, why don’t you try joining our circle, SIVIO?

  If you are interested in our club, please visit our website at sivio.jp.