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  • Do You Need Some Love?
    November 30th, 2012By Emma PerryCategory: Arts & Entertainment, Culture, Play
    Now, there are a few things I can say with one hundred percent certainty. One, I am not a man (and personally, in this day and age, I’m happy not to be). Two, I am not an American, though I am often mistaken for one. And three, while I am living in Japan, I can’t say I’ ... » Continue Reading
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    Nagoya, Japan – Where to Go and What to Eat
    November 29th, 2012By Victoria Marie HurdCategory: Arts & Entertainment, Culture, Food & Dining, Play, Travel
    Nagoya is famous for a variety of delicious foods, but also for its history! Nagoya is where Oda Nobunaga and Toyotomi Hideyoshi were born. You can learn a little more about Nagoya's history inside the Nagoya Castlemuseum. This is not the original castle. The ori ... » Continue Reading
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    All-You-Can-Eat (and drink) Buffet
    November 28th, 2012By Emma PerryCategory: Arts & Entertainment, Culture, Food & Dining, Play
    There is not a person alive who doesn't enjoy and all-you-can-eat (and drink) buffet. Lucky for those of us living in Japan, this country offers the vastest array of all-you-can-eat (and drink) restaurants in the entire world. Seriously, almost every culinary establi ... » Continue Reading
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    My Japan Is Not Your Japan
    November 27th, 2012By Justin VelgusCategory: Culture
    What is Japan? It really depends who you ask and when. Ask me what Japan is five years ago before I have experienced parts of it and I would tell you something generic and cheesy like “It is a land of mystery and beauty.” After living in Japan awhile, I developed a ... » Continue Reading
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    This is how the revolution will happen in Japan — it will happen with, “Good morning!”
    November 23rd, 2012By David ChristianCategory: Culture
    If you have lived in Japan for some time now, and never had a conversation with a complete stranger at the park, then you are missing out.  After recently quitting my high stress job and moving to Tokyo, I spent my mornings near Sensoji Temple in Asakusa, wondering how ... » Continue Reading
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    Rescued by Monks: My First Experience with Zen Meditation
    November 23rd, 2012By Gavin FisherCategory: Culture, Play, Travel
    “Hello,” said the burly Japanese man standing in front of me. “Are you interested in Zen meditation?” It was one of my first weeks teaching at an elementary school out in the countryside in Yashima, a small town in Akita prefecture. I was in a field near the school, ... » Continue Reading
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    Design Fiesta 2012 Part 2
    November 22nd, 2012By Gabrielle EwartCategory: Arts & Entertainment, Culture, Events, Shopping
    Design Festa is held twice a year, in May and November. It is the biggest artshow in Japan and is extraordinary. As promised, here are the rest of the photos from the Design Fiesta 2012 held at the Tokyo Big Sight. See the first batch of the photos here. OBJECTS ... » Continue Reading
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    Around the Bases
    November 22nd, 2012By Steve A.Category: Arts & Entertainment, Culture, Play, Travel
    If you haven't been in Japan long, you'll soon realize that the United States military has set up shop throughout the country. About 38,000 service members and their families live and work on no fewer than 85 military facilities on Honshu, Kyushu, and Okinawa. Despit ... » Continue Reading
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    Japanese Ryokan
    November 21st, 2012By Katie McGregorCategory: Culture, Food & Dining, Play, Travel
    Photo by Katie McGregor Hostessing is an art, and it is an art that the Japanese have refined over many generations. If you are visiting Japan I highly recommend staying at a Ryokan. A Ryokan is a Japanese style inn. Ryokan are a way to rest and relax while exper ... » Continue Reading
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    Driving in Japan: Does Cuteness Save Lives?
    November 21st, 2012By Matt KeighleyCategory: Culture, Play
    I had front row seats to the show. A whole two hours of what I assumed would be a thoroughly gruelingly attempt at straining my ears to follow a single word the instructor said and praying to any deity that’d have me for a follower that I wouldn’t be asked to speak in a ... » Continue Reading
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