編集後記 2018年2月
Kazuho Yamamoto 先日バンクーバーオペラの「L’esier d’amore (The Elixir of Love ・愛の妙薬)」を観てきました。
Kazuho Yamamoto 先日バンクーバーオペラの「L’esier d’amore (The Elixir of Love ・愛の妙薬)」を観てきました。
Kazuho Yamamoto 短期間ではありますが、昨年秋からインターンとして活躍してくれた曽我友樹君がカナダでの留学生活を終え、日本に帰国をしました。
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