Since I first left my country I started thinking about the aspects I will be missing the most. Recently, I ended up by concluding that the people-besides my family of course!-who I am deeply attached is something I miss and it is inevitable. Almost always Colombians are born with a sense of friendship, loyalty and generosity. All these traits make Colombians loveable and unforgettable. It is difficult, but not impossible, to find these qualities in strangers. Fortunately, I have been lucky because I have been treated in a lovely way by some Australians.
Usually, Colombians are very friendly with each other and with people from other cultures. They care for people and their wellbeing. A lot of Colombians become the shoulder you can lean on. Many Colombians are very self confident and they express if very well.
Colombians tend to be loyal with their principles and with the their customs, and some even tend to be so passionate about their eating habits. If one gets to go around the country, every religion has its own authentic food. They also maintain holidays and special occasions and celebrate then amusingly. And last, for the majority of Colombians generosity is a important matter. The inequalities among our society make then develop a sense of humanity

These qualities, loyalty, friendship and generosity are well evolved within the Colombian heart.

I would like to write about my home city, which is "GIFU" in Japan. If you visit GIFU for sightseeing, firstly I would like to take you to the City of Takayama, which is located in a valley in Hida Mountain Range. This city is often called "little Kyoto" (Kyoto is the most famous historic city in Japan, which has been displayed with old temple.) because it looks like Kyoto. Takayama also has a lot of old buildings pattern. In the northern part of Takayama, there is Shirakawa village, with its wooden house that have steep thatched roofs characteristic of "Gassho-Zukuri" style of architecture. Finally, GIFU is one of the great places, you should come to here, indeed.