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【随時更新】ボスニアヘルツェゴビナ訪問レポート
【3月21日】
ボスニアの伝統をたくさん感じました。
朝、トレビッチ山に行きました。ケーブルカートで登り、
そんな、温かい雰囲気があり、
Today was our first day for exploring Sarajevo. The day started off with bread, cheese, salami, and tea for breakfast. The bread is eaten by opening a hole in the bread to put cheese and salami inside. I especially enjoyed the feta cheese, which was soft and rich in flavor. After it, we had coffee time as a family, and ate dates as well before going out. My host-mother taught me how to eat dates with walnuts, by opening the dates, taking out the seed, and putting a walnut inside.
While on the car, my host-father and my partner explained to me about the mosques, churches, and schools. In some areas, there were countless amounts of bullet holes on the side of the buildings. We got to a bakery shop owned by my host-family’s acquaintance, and saw breads made using the recipe unchanged for over 500 years ago. They were very kind and offered me a dessert and the bread to eat.
After this, we gathered with others and explored Trebević mountain, which has an abandoned bobsleigh track from the 1984 Olympic Games. We then visited a gift shop which created items such as bookmarks and flower vases using copper from the bullets used in war. It was especially very hard to imagine how the artillery shells big as a vase were used in wars to kill people. However, I thought that it was a wonderful thing to do by changing lethal weapons into something beautiful. After visiting the store, we ate ćevap, and it tasted very well. It tasted the best when we ate bread, meat, cheese, and onion at the simultaneously.
We had free time later in the day, and enjoyed having fun with our friends from both countries.
Overall, it was a day with countless valuable experiences and both my heart and my stomach was full all day.






