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 My favorite drummer is Jo Jones. He is always smiling while playing the drum. I can't do that because I have no room in my mind while I play the drum. So I respect him. Someday, I wanna become able to play like him.

  I belong to the jazz music club and I play the drum. So many my favorite musicians  are drummer. But there is a guitarist who I respect. His name is Mei Inoue. He is still young, but his technique is very good. His music is beautiful. I think he is genius.  He belong to a band called SPACE BOYS, and I helped their live with my club members last week. I met him and I listened his music for the first time in the flesh. All of their music were cool and May's face when he play his solo part was more cool! I wanted to listen more!  After the live performance, they talked to us. Keisuke Nakamura, who is trumpeter and a leader of the band, said that he had belonged to a jazz music club when he was a college student. So I think I should practice more. It might be useful in the future.   At last, I shaked hands with them. So I was  happy! And Mey smiled at me. So I was sooooo happy!!!   I wanna meet them again! https://youtu.be/wMEbfc-oBqg

 Today, I return to my family home in Fukuoka. I have lived in Kumamoto with my grandparents since I started to go to Kumamoto University. I'm on the bullet train now. I'm going to meet my brother for the first time in the while. He maybe study hard, so I should help him.  I'll go to "Nakasu Jazz" today! I'm looking forward to looking at and listening to various jazz musics!!!

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Rie Nakao Kiyomi Fujimoto Nodoka Shiraishi Mizuki Tsuchida Atama-ii Books series    Atama-ii books is a book series for English learners. The best feature of the Atama-ii books series is 8 different endings. Readers can choose the story for themselves. The number of words in one book is 2,500 words and each story consists of 800-880 words. The CEFR level of books is A2: it is equivalent to EIKEN Grade Pre-2. Pictures are inserted so readers can read easily.    We introduce some stories in the series.        The main character works and lives in Tokyo. One day he goes to the station as usual and feels something is different. He finds a woman who is lying on the ground, and tries to help. But she is also something strange. Yes, she is a zombie! (Boon, A. (2014). Zombies in Tokyo . Florida and Tokyo: Atama-ii Books.)   　In this book, readers are vampire hunters. One day, in the morning, our master, who trained us to be strong, is dead. He was killed by a v

Before you can speak, she jumps up and runs to the backstage door. However, there is another security guard. He grabs Julie's arm. The guard is busy with Julie, you think. Maybe this is my Chance! Today, I read the book Backstage Pass . It is the forth story in the Atama-ii books series. I read it for the first time. I belong to the jazz music club, so I choose this story today. In this story, the main character and her friend go backstage at a gig and she can see the musicians up close! I envy her but I can't do that because I think we mustn't do that. I read just one story today, but there are many endings in this story. So I wanna read more and know another story! Ito, L. (2014). Backstage pass . Florida: Atama-ii Books.

What are zombies? What do they do?  Today I read ZOMBIES IN TOKYO book. I explain the story which I chose a little.  I find a woman lying on the street and I try to help her. Then she become a zombie and she chases me! I try to run and escape from her! But she catches me and bites my arms, so I become a zombie ,too! Boon, A. (2014). Zombies in Tokyo . Florida and Tokyo: Atama-ii Books.

 Hallo. My name is Nodoka Shiraishi. I study Architecture and Building engineering 2 years. I'm from Fukuoka. I live in Uki with my grandparents now.  I belong to the jazz music club and I can play the drum. I perform at a live concert about once a month. My hobby is making an accessory case,a socks case,a bookshelf,and so on. I think that I want to make an iron rack next.