Dancing to Japan

So I decided that when I applied to every possible business in my city and could not get hired, I should do some busking. Today was my first day out and I can't believe how much people were entertained! It was amazing! Along with that I made $90 for 2 hours of dancing. It was crazy how much energy the passerby's and the money gave me. I usually get pretty tired/bored of dancing at home within 45 minutes to an hour but I was able to dance with 100% energy! People were so nice (aside from some crazies). There was this one lady who was sitting down with her dog and a cardboard sign between her legs texting when I went downtown first, and after about 45 minutes of dancing she came over and said to me "You are stealing my f***ing money! I'm homeless" and proceeded to go to a Tim Horton's. It was scary and a little bit of a downer but I powered through! I'm thinking that if I busk every couple of days from now until I leave, I should have almost $1000.

Busking :D

Speaking of which, I should be getting my visa this week. I'm so excited because then I can book my plane tickets.

I need to start writing to my host family....

Finally!

I finally recieved my guarentee forms!
I'll be leaving Canada from August 23 - 29, but I believe school starts on the 30th so I'll probabaly go earlier rather than later.
I'll be attending Saitama Prefectural High School of the Arts (埼玉県立芸術総合高等学校). It's not like a regular high aside from we have to do math and english only. It is for four different types of arts: Fine arts, Performing arts, Imagining arts (photography, independant movies, CG, etc.), and Music. I was placed in performing arts which I think will be really fun to act in Japanese and I already love dancing. I'm so excited!
Now onto my Visa.....

Beginning

Hello everyone!

My name is Hali, otherwise known as tvbunny (tumblr) or TeaforBunny (YouTube). I'm an exchange student with Rotary International going to Saitama, Japan. This will be mainly how I record my happenings in Japan while on exchange (aside from vlogging on youtube).
I'll be attending high school in Japan, so I'm very excited.
I can't wait to start this adventure! So please stay and follow my updates on what its like to be a Japanese exchange student!

まったね！