【SenRepo】Mario Camillo's Profile

Name:Mario Santos Camillo
Birthday:10/13/1986
Country:Brazil
Hometown:Campo Grande
University:University of Sao Paulo
Course:Computer Engineering
University Year:5th
Facebook:Mario Santos Camillo
Twitter:monstropizza
Blog:http://monstropizza.blogspot.com/

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Hello, as stated above, I'm Mario Santos Camillo.
I was born in the 13th of October, 1986 at the city of Campo Grande, and right now I'm 22 years old.
The things I like are soccer, kendo, japanese history and samurai, video-games, anime and manga, movies and books.
There are other things I like besides that, but I think it is enough for now.
There aren't many things I don't like, maybe a brazillian music named Axe and raw oister only?
I also love programming computers and that is the reason I entered the University of Sao Paulo's Computer Engineering course.
Right now I'm in my 5th year in the university but I'll graduate next month and would like to work at a video-games developer company and in the future start my own game development company.
I think that's it for my self-introduction.

Oden Sankichi

Sankichi is a traditional, and probably the oldest, oden restaurant of Sendai that was founded in the year 1949 and has been on the business for 60 years. Sankichi is a restaurant that has a special attention to the taste of it's dishes, so that for these 60 years the taste of it's 28 different ingredients' oden menu hasn't changed.

Eichan

Ei-chan is a Kansai region style okonomiyaki store in Kokubuncho. The owner of the store came from Osaka to Sendai 45 years ago and for 39 years has been running an okonomiyaki store.

Zuihoden

Zuihoden is the mausoleum where the founder and first lord of Sendai, Date Masamune is buried. It has 4 main buildings, the Zuihoden itself, the Kansenden, the Zennoden and the Zuihoden museum. This is a main place for sightseeing in Sendai and also a national treasure.

Toyoken Honten

Toyoken-honten is a cheap, well served and thickly seasoned chinese food restaurant. Toyoken's Gomoku Hiyashi-chuka and Ankake Yakisoba are famous in Sendai.

Aji no Gyutan Fukusuke

Fukusuke is a small restaurant with great atmosphere (music, design and comfort). Fukusuke's Cooked cow tongue and tail soup are very good, and it's cow tongue shabu-shabu is also famous.

Matsuenmonaka Honpo

"Matsuen Monaka Honpo" is a small monaka shop that sells whale shaped and 7 different flavors monaka. The monaka from Matsuen Monaka is all handmade with no addition of food additives which makes them delicious.

Pure ZENH Studio

Zen-san is the 19th master of a 414 years old copper craftsmanship school, who has been working with copper 11year, since he was 15. In his shop you by his products or have them order made. Either way they're all handmade one by one so there aren't two products that are the same.

Endomochi-ten

The zunda mochi from Endomochi-ten has no food additives and only salt and sugar are added to give it flavour. Besides, differently from other stores Endomochi's mochi is not made from rice flour, but from real mochi rice, which makes it very tasteful.

Name:Brazil
Capital:Brasilia
Language:Portuguese
Size:8,514,877 km2 (World's 5th)
Population:189,987,291 (World's 5th)
GDP:$1,981 billions (World's 9th)

Brazil is known all over the world for the Amazon forest, Rio's Carnival and it's agriculture business.
About Brazil's nature, Amazon is the most famous region, but Brazil is very big and so there are many other types of climate and environments besides Amazon. For example, to the west, near my hometown, there is the Pantanal region that is the world's largest wetland. Also, to the northeast, there is a totally different, dry and semi-arid, region called the Caatinga.
About Rio's Carnival, differently than everyone's think the carnival happens only once a year for about 4 to 5 days. Also, it isn't everybody that wears costumes with feathers all over or dance naked. Those are the people participating in the parades. Normal people are dancing and enjoying themselves in normal clothes.
About brazillian economy, the cattle and agriculture business sure are a great part of it, but there are also lot's of other items that Brazil exports. For example: airplanes, cars, orange juice (world's biggest producer) and shoes. Also, the IT companies are in a nice development rythm and big multinational companies such as Microsoft, IBM and Accenture have bases in Brazil.
Some other images about Brazil, like everyone being nice, the beaches being beautiful and the food delicious are correct. Brazil is a very nice place so, if you have the opportunity, come visit it (or do business with us).

There were some things about Japan that were totally different from my image before coming here.
Before coming to Japan I thought japanese people were much more closed and always wearing a serious face, and that scared me a little. But I've got the chance to meet 3 incredible groups of people: my host family and the Hippo family Club members, the AIESEC's Sendai local comittee members and the people from Etos. They received me very kindly and with smily faces, making these 6 months a lot of fun. Being able to meet a lot of new friends my image of japaneses now has changed to kind and fun people.
Other different place is a little unfortunate but I thought Japan would be much cleaner. Unfortunately, when walking through the streets we can see somken cigarrets, folders and cans on the floor. And it isn't only in the city. When I went rice planting you could see the same sort of trash around the rice fields. This is a little sad so let's work for protecting the "Japan is a very clean place" image.
Besides that the images about Japan being a place with a lot of culture, that protects the traditions and about the cherry blossoms being beautiful was as I thought.