Yesterday, I went to the dentist. I made an appointment at two thirty not to forget it. I left at twelve thirty so as not to be late, and I arrived at the dentist at one thirty. I had an hour to waste. I was waiting, and then a dentist’s assistant spoke to me. She’s Jenny. I found someone to talk with! She was kind and funny. She told me interesting places to visit and gave me a lot of information about London. She also gave me some gum to chew so as to keep my teeth clean. I can’t wait to go to the dentist again!

Peace means cooperation, respect, and justice. It is what we need to have a better world.

However, there are still people who hurt others due to their fear, desire, or self-protection. Wars are still taking place.

Yet we must never stop working for peace. This process is called peacebuilding. Everyone will live in safety, without fear of violence.

If we all work together, we will surely live in a peaceful world.

There was a dog that had worked as a medical staff member at a hospital. He visited and helped the children relax. He also joined them in walking and exercise therapy. He had worked full-time at this hospital since 2012 as a facility dog.

How did he become a facility dog? First, he received different types of training. Second, he worked on a trial basis at a children’s hospital.

In his eight years of service, he had supported 3,000 children. He retired as a hospital dog on October 16, 2018.

Only a few hospitals in Japan have facility dogs. The main reason is the expensive cost. However, facility dogs play an important role as medical helpers in patient and family care. What can we do to find a solution?

The moai had indeed been taken away without the islanders’ permission. So why did the museum not agree to return it right away?

From the museum’s point of view, there are good reasons to keep the statue. Easter Island does not have the security and controlled environmental conditions that the British Museum has. So the statue is safer in London. Many people and scholars have easier access to the statue.

The real reason the museum refuses to return the Lost Friend, according to critics, is quite different. The museum has many more artwork taken without permission from all over the world. If the museum returns the Lost Friend, it will have to return the others as well.

Who owns works of art that are hundreds or even thousands of years old? One can argue that great artwork belongs to the entire world and should be on display in areas where people can safely appreciate it.
However, for the Rapa Nui people, the simple human desire to bring home a lost friend or family member is more important.

My daughter and I went shopping and sightseeing when we were in Japan. We also participated in cultural events. They were as interesting as shopping or sightseeing.

My daughter enjoyed shodo, Japanese calligraphy, the best. I liked wearing a kimono better, although the fee was quite expensive. We learned many things and had a lot of fun.

Equality means that everyone has an equal opportunity to do what they need in their lives. It is divided into religious, social, economic, and gender equality.

Gender inequality is a serious problem in many countries worldwide.

In terms of social inequality, 80 percent of the one billion disabled people live in developing countries. And only some people who need special assistance can receive disability benefits.

Equality is essential for human peace in any society or nation.

Work is an important part of our lives. If you have a job, you can earn money. And if you have money, you can buy what you want and need.

Working can also help you learn new things and develop skills. You also learn to be more responsible on your own.

Working means that you contribute to society. You would be part of a better local community and economy.