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海外住居建築活動体験レポート
2011年11月一覧

Indonesia: ASIJ (American School in Japan)

Team Name	ASIJ (American School in Japan)
Country	Indonesia, Bali
Work site	Buleleng, Singajara, 3 Families, Brick and cement
Itinerary	8 Day(s), 12-Nov 2011(SAT) to 19-Nov 2011(SAT)
Member	Total: 40 , Adult(M): 1 , Adult(F): 3, High School(M): 10, High School(F): 26
Expense	Traveling:97500 JPY（taxes included）/person In-country:6000 JPY（taxes included）/person/day
Route	Narita-->Denpasar (Garuda)
Report	The Garuda flight was late to depart, but once we boarded, the individual screens to watch movies on demand seemed to entertain the students quite well. Clareta and Agnes, Habitat Bali personnel, met us at the airport and took us to dinner in Kuta, where we spent the first night. On Sunday, they also came with us to Ubud for a walk around the lovely rice paddies and to bargain in the markets. Students really enjoyed this day, which ended with the orientation in the nice Anika hotel in Lovina. We built three houses and had twelve students in each one. The worksites were quite different: small, medium and big areas for three houses of the same dimensions. The work-site areas were clean, the toilet situation was decent, and the food was fine. We were provided with enough tools to work with, and when we felt we needed more, Agnes, Clareta and Kafi were helpful finding more for the next day. The work was quite different each day as well; all three houses were in the initial stage of construction and that gave the students an opportunity to make the columns, dig holes for the foundation, level the floor and then the most rewarding part: laying down the bricks for the walls! The accommodations were clean and quaint, and the setting was just perfect for our group as we could go to town for dinners or relax by the pool and get a massage after the workday. As for other activities, we visited an orphanage one afternoon after work, where students toured the tea plantation and craft area and were given some playtime with the kids. We also went to see the dolphins one morning at 6 am, and snorkeled for an hour another afternoon.
Photo	Upper left: with homeowners, Upper right: building Lower left: finished building, Lower right: hotel * Click the image to zoom-in.

投稿者: Habitat for Humanity Japan 日時: 2011年11月12日 16:27