Hi, Leolaia.
You know Japanese well.
When you explained "haraheta "hungry"", I laughed.
If you say "harahetta", Japanese people will feel that you are quite good at Japanese.
Usually, "hungry" expresses it as "onaka ga suita" in Japanese.
Probably you have the power which makes Japanese people laugh.
About "watashi", there are many expressions in Japanese.
English "I" can be expressed as "watashi", "atashi" (girl), "watakushi" (polite expression), "ore" (man), "ware" (literary language), etc. in Japanese.
Thank you for showing the beautiful photograph which you took.
"Sakura" is beautiful. (And you, too)
Please travel "Kyoto", if you come to Japan.
When you go to that place, it teaches us that there is the world which does not have relation with "tetragrammaton" (or, the New Testament, Christianity).
First of all, most Japanese are not Christians.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBDVDeupbhc&fmt=18
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