The Moons were an integral part of the MST community for seven years. Patricia was a warm ambassador for the school and Peter was an indispensable leader in Parent Involvement. Currently in London, siblings Noah and Ines give us an update on their new lives.
How long were you at MST? And which classes were you in?
Noah: We were here for seven years. I was in Oak, Willow, and Eucalyptus.
Ines: And I was in Sequoia, Oak, Willow.
What do you remember most fondly about the MST community?
Noah: The kindness and friendliness.
Ines: Everyone; the students, the parents, the teachers. I remember that they were caring, and kind.
A Tale of Two Cities
How does London compare to living in Tokyo?
Noah: It’s much more multicultural here.
Ines: Everyone speaks English; life is much easier.
What do you love most about living there?
Noah: I love the diversity of languages that I hear everyday.
Ines: The summer heat is milder.
What’s your favorite place there?
Noah: Gail’s. It’s a bakery and cafe.
Ines: My bedroom because I finally have my own bedroom!
What was your favorite place in Tokyo or Japan?
Noah: MST and the Natural Lawson nearby.
Ines: Arisugawa Park because it is full of memories with my friends.
How would you describe your current school?
Noah: I go to a small IB school. It’s technologically integrated, quirky.
Ines: An IB school. We do digital learning which means that we use screens to learn all day long.
Memories
What do you miss the most about living in Japan?
Noah: I miss everyday differences like vending machines, conbinis and the great public transport.
Ines: Oh the food! And how clean everything was. Also Tokyo felt more modern.
What was the toughest part of living in Tokyo and Japan?
Noah: Overcoming the language barrier.
Ines: Dealing with the language barrier.
Passions
What’s your biggest passion these days?
Noah: I love studying languages.
Ines: I do a lot of digital art and listen to music.
What do you like to do on the weekends?
Noah: I’m into video games and language learning.
Ines: I like to hang out with or call my school friends.
What would you like to say to the MST community?
Noah: Enjoy your time at MST, it won’t last forever.
Ines: Miss you guys. Hope you’re having fun!
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