Today was the last day at school for the Bosnian students, and we had three main activities. First, during the morning presentations done by the Japanese students, I saw that a lot of the Bosnian students were actively asking questions and participating which I believe was a nice last opportunity for the non-exchange Japanese students to interact more with the Bosnian students. This also connects to the second activity; the Bosnia Festa, where students were able to connect as a whole – at one point even dancing a traditional Bosnian dance together. Moreover, we, especially the Japanese students, were able to have the chance to hear more about the horrors of the Bosnian war including actual memories from principal Amra. This really changed my view on life. Although we had known that horrible things had occurred, hearing the actual story of how it was like for a person just around our age brought a clearer vision of what people in war had to go through as well as the importance of certain things in life such as education and leisure that I partially have been taking for granted. After the Festa we went on a yakatabune boat where we all sang karaoke and took many pictures with the scenery, making one of the last days we had together, a very memorable and enjoyable one.