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Letters from readers about Japan, camp and crafts

This week, readers write about their travel tales, overcoming fears and their love for artwork
byPosties readers
Published: 12:30am, 08 Jun 2026
Length: 278 words
Letters from readers about Japan, camp and crafts

From sushi in Japan to camp adventures: young voices share their tales. Photo: Handout

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Cyril Wong (aged 11), Lam Tin Methodist Primary School

During my summer holiday, my family and I went to Japan. While there, we enjoyed visiting hot springs and indulged in sushi and sashimi. Eating sushi with my family was a delightful experience, and we were all very happy; we truly had a wonderful time.

Riaan Jhaveri (aged 10), Kowloon Junior School

Camp was a truly delightful experience, as when I reached the island, I enjoyed the calming sounds of the waves. The gorge trek was a frightening experience; as we walked along the narrow paths, everyone’s heart was racing fast.

One of the most important morals that I have learned is that no matter how anyone looks, do not underestimate them.

I overcame my fears thanks to a poem I wrote with my parents: “Fear, a cold weight on my chest. One step; then, the view.”

Nip Wan-hei (aged 7), Po Leung Kuk Camoes Tan Siu Lin Primary School

I love making crafts. In kindergarten, during the Dragon Boat Festival, we used green-painted sponges to make art. We pressed the sponges on paper plates.

Then, we had to draw ribbons with markers. When the artwork was returned, I couldn’t find mine, so I told the teacher. She looked for it, and it was on the board.

I guess the teacher got my artwork mixed up with hers.

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