The Happiest Fiesta Ever

Wazzup Pilipinas!

Nowadays, its really good if you could speak English and talk to the world. But as a Filipino, we should not  let our own culture be left behind. 

In our school, we have this kind of event in which we celebrate the pinoy culture called as Pistang Pinoy. 

I could say that this year’s Pistang Pinoy was the best because I felt the unity of our class as well as our batch. Of course we were dressed in Filipiniana and Barong Tagalog. The food, though only few, we still enjoyed it with our classmates. 

The best thing was when the whole batch ordered a cart street ice cream or what we call as dirty ice cream. Anyone could get their own dessert. Actually it became a buffet style ice cream. 

Then we played at the corridor. I joined every possible game that  I could and did my best to win. And I got a lot of candies after that. 

Land of the Rising Sun vs Pearl of the East

Credits to www.guardian.co.uk

Wazzup Pilipinas!

Kon-nichiwa!

It's Japanese vs Filipino Culture. I know that most are already familiar with the differences about Japan's and Philippine's culture when it comes to foods, ways of greeting, and education. Well for me, I can somehow say that I am interested in fashions from different countries. Obviously, I chose Japanese clothing vs Filipino clothing.

The traditional wear for women of Japan is kimono. Kimono is generally made of silk, have large sleeves and reach from the shoulders all the way down to the heels. It is tied with a wide belt called an obi. Nowadays, kimonos are used for special occasions such as weddings, festivals, graduations, and other rare gatherings. The kimono tends to limit one's movement, and it takes more time to put on properly.