Not only is this arrow the longest in dimensions, it also carries the longest name. Exchange student Naho's Wakayamaken Wakayamashi Wakauranishi arrow is also the first received pointing to Asia!
Every citizen of Mt. Holly has at one time or another longed to travel to Japan. Could this be the first step of forming a bond of goodwill with an international sister city?
Thank you, Naho!
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
#40 Wakayamaken Wakayamashi Wakauranishi
Not only is this arrow the longest in dimensions, it also carries the longest name. Exchange student Naho's Wakayamaken Wakayamashi Wakauranishi arrow is also the first received pointing to Asia!
Every citizen of Mt. Holly has at one time or another longed to travel to Japan. Could this be the first step of forming a bond of goodwill with an international sister city?
Thank you, Naho!
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What patience to write Kanji on the arrow! There are over 3,000
ReplyDeleteJapanese in MN may the numbers grow!