anchor.diff:  I am sure I will find some time and motivation in the future to properly review those once I have had my break during the Holidays.
   To strengthen this statement: I bought a vocabulary book to study for my second JLPT attempt in July 2017.
   
  -Now that I have mentioned JLPT, allow me to explain shortly what it is. JLPT is the abbreviation for Japanese Language Proficiency Test. It is an examination to, surprise surprise, measure your Japanese language proficiency and grants you a nice, official piece of paper stating your level when succeeded.
  +Now that I have mentioned JLPT, allow me to explain shortly what it is. http://www.jlpt.jp/e/[*JLPT*] is the abbreviation for Japanese Language Proficiency Test. It is an examination to, surprise surprise, measure your Japanese language proficiency and grants you a nice, official piece of paper stating your level when succeeded.
   The examination is done twice per year and you can apply for one of the 5 available levels, starting on the bottom with N5 (the easiest) and ending with N1 (the toughest).
   Last week, I took the N4 exam.
   The content of my language course exceeds the border of the N5 level by dozens of miles, so I was ambitious to apply for the next level.
  
positive.code: I found a video starting from the 'moe moe kyun' moment and the second part of their performance.
  Due to the volume, the recording doesn't sound great, but it gives you a good idea of how the band looks like.
  
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbCfuKlAtkk
  
  Outside the venue, I saw a performance of Niji no Conquistador, an idol group with quite young girls. I haven't checked their actual ages, but I had the impression they were around 14 to 16.
  Their fanclub was clearly present in the crowd, throwing in all their screams, jumps, even one guy stood (litterly standing on his feet straight up) on top of another guy cheering for the idols.
  Really funny and impressive to see how these fanatic fans give the fullest of themselves during the performance.
  I ended the festival with the performance of Silent Siren, another all-female band in a more pop rock style of music.
  
negative.code: But in the end, it was a nice experience.
  To finally end this blog, I share with you the small number of pictures I have from the Museum and the tea ceremony.
  
  https://goo.gl/photos/N8FEUhG1XLeVdS8g9
  
  https://goo.gl/photos/voZrrMEebVnKUNYE6
  
  https://goo.gl/photos/voZrrMEebVnKUNYE6
  
  https://goo.gl/photos/voZrrMEebVnKUNYE6
  
  https://goo.gl/photos/voZrrMEebVnKUNYE6