東京02

I went to Hamamatsucho in Tokyo for visa application.

To apply for Canada visa needs to do Biometric, so I reserved from from and I went to Hamamatsucho.
I heard it needs my fingerprints scanned from 2019.

The same as last time, I didn’t get used to taking on train for 2 hours.
I hate really a crowded.

I went with time to spare, but I got the train delayed and I lost my way, in the end, I arrived just in time.

Then, the place giving Biometric was fourth floor of building at Hamamatsucho, When I went to the 4th floor, I saw several people waiting at hall who were looked like same age.

I rang it while people around me keep glancing, then a person appeared who is in a bad mood, because I rang it over and over.
I didn’t know whether I could ring it.
I was told her that please wait a moment until the starting time.
I was waiting at the hall like persons around me.

When the time had come, we were shown into a reception, I was checked my document by a reception staff and I filled a name and an address in a visitor sign in sheet, I got a receipt number and I was shown into a back room.

When I was filling in that sheet, I saw other address of people giving Biometric, then there were Hiroshima, Aichi and things like that.
So, I thought sorry for complaining.

After that, I was waiting at Waiting room and my number was called, then I went into a room.
But, that room was divide a room into equal thirds to curtain off.

At the first, my fingerprints scanned, I was taken a picture my upper body in sitting on chair, then I was said “It’s finished, you are free to go home.”

I had gotten done within 10 minutes, so I was irritated a little because I was taking 2 hours to come here for Biometric.
But, other peoples were more taking time from far region for coming here, when I was thinking about their, I couldn’t say complained.

After that, I went straight home.
But, when I was waiting for a train on the way to home, I was surprised that two foreigner tapped me on my shoulder and he said “Takasaki?” while pointed a train.

I understood he asked me about this train would go Takasaki, then I answered “Ah…It’s Takasaki!” while I was pointing it, I saw he understood too, in the end, I and he had taken on same train.

I didn’t find Engrish sentence for a moment, so I talked with repeat and gestures.
But, I wonder if I would become better spoken than now when I go abroad and return home.
I thought that for a second on the train that I finished to apply visa.

Anyway, if my application was approved, I would be possible to go Canada anytime.
So, I was only waiting for the result.

When my application will get an approval, I’m going to start to think a homestay where I stay, but I think I will probably work out without I need to use a study abroad agency.

I’m still thinking about that.