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海外建築ボランティア体験リポート
Overseas Building Volunteer Report

Malaysia: SUAC-HFH (Shizuoka Univ. of Art & Culture)

Team Name SUAC Habitat for Humanity (Shizuoka University of Art & Culture)
Country Malaysia Kuching
Work site Kampong Sikog, 3 Families, One-storey house built of reinforced concrete and concrete bricks
Itinerary 11 Day(s) 21-Feb 2007(WED) ? 03-Mar 2007(SAT)
Member Total: 19 Adult(M): 1, Adult(F): 2, Univ. Stud.(M): 2, Univ. Stud. (F): 14
Expense Traveling: 94000 JPY（taxes included）/person
In-country: 3500 JPY（taxes included）/person/day
Route Nagoya-->Kuala Lumpur (MH)
Kuala Lumpur-->Kuching (MH)
Report We went to the Malaysian island of Borneo to work with the Kuching Affliliate at the Kampong Sigok worksite. We were the first of 3 teams to work on this particular house. Later in the month, teams from Hong Kong and Duabi would arrive. The Habitat carpenter had already put up the roof on the house. We were pleased because we could work in the shade it provided. During our build, we mixed cement, made the floor, and started to make the walls. We had 6 days of building. We did not have an R&R at the end of the build. Instead, we arranged time in between the build to spend one night in an Iban longhouse. It took about 4 hours by bus to get to the longhouse - we then took a 30 minute ride on a longtail boat. At night there was dancing and interactions with the local people. We went for a hike in the jungle and the locals showed us their homemade traps for hunting, how to use a blowpipe for hunting, and how to tap rubber from a tree. We took another day trip to Semenggoh Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre and to the Sarawak Cultural Village. On the last day, we visited Limkokwing Institute of Creative Technology and showed the students and faculty there how to drink Japanese tea. We spent about 3 hours there as they had ice breaking games and refreshments for us. Our hotel was fine - the staff were very friendly and the rooms we clean with air conditioning and hot water.
Photo Upper right: with homeowners Upper right: building
Lower left: finished building Lower right: Telang Usan Hotel

* Click the image to zoom-in.

Team Name	SUAC Habitat for Humanity (Shizuoka University of Art & Culture)
Country	Malaysia Kuching
Work site	Kampong Sikog, 3 Families, One-storey house built of reinforced concrete and concrete bricks
Itinerary	11 Day(s) 21-Feb 2007(WED) ? 03-Mar 2007(SAT)
Member	Total: 19 Adult(M): 1, Adult(F): 2, Univ. Stud.(M): 2, Univ. Stud. (F): 14
Expense	Traveling: 94000 JPY（taxes included）/person In-country: 3500 JPY（taxes included）/person/day
Route	Nagoya-->Kuala Lumpur (MH) Kuala Lumpur-->Kuching (MH)
Report	We went to the Malaysian island of Borneo to work with the Kuching Affliliate at the Kampong Sigok worksite. We were the first of 3 teams to work on this particular house. Later in the month, teams from Hong Kong and Duabi would arrive. The Habitat carpenter had already put up the roof on the house. We were pleased because we could work in the shade it provided. During our build, we mixed cement, made the floor, and started to make the walls. We had 6 days of building. We did not have an R&R at the end of the build. Instead, we arranged time in between the build to spend one night in an Iban longhouse. It took about 4 hours by bus to get to the longhouse - we then took a 30 minute ride on a longtail boat. At night there was dancing and interactions with the local people. We went for a hike in the jungle and the locals showed us their homemade traps for hunting, how to use a blowpipe for hunting, and how to tap rubber from a tree. We took another day trip to Semenggoh Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre and to the Sarawak Cultural Village. On the last day, we visited Limkokwing Institute of Creative Technology and showed the students and faculty there how to drink Japanese tea. We spent about 3 hours there as they had ice breaking games and refreshments for us. Our hotel was fine - the staff were very friendly and the rooms we clean with air conditioning and hot water.
Photo	Upper right: with homeowners Upper right: building Lower left: finished building Lower right: Telang Usan Hotel * Click the image to zoom-in.

投稿者: Habitat Japan 日時: 2007年2月21日 18:40