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  • ROCKSTAR SYNDROME How Everyday Foreigners in Japan Live and Die as Celebrities
    July 20th, 2012By Justin VelgusCategory: Culture
    Hello, my name is Justin (pictured left). I am a Rock Star. Thousands of Westerners come to Japan each year to experience the traditional to the ultra-modern wonders the Land of the Rising Sun has to offer. In a country not as diverse ethnically as many others, a ... » Continue Reading
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    Narcolepsy and Evolution: How to Deal With a Student Sleeping in Class
    July 18th, 2012By Peter EdmondsonCategory: Culture, Teaching in Japan
    Our curriculum at a university in Tokyo requires us to have at least fifteen minutes of silent reading every class. As such it should not be surprising that often students will open their books during this fifteen minutes, place them on their desks and fall asleep. ... » Continue Reading
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    Mind the Flash
    July 17th, 2012By Matt KeighleyCategory: Culture, Photography
    Japanese people have mastered the camera pose. Crafted it into a fine art and bequeathed it unto their young in such a fashion that one might even begin to think it genetic, a biological imperative perhaps, an evolutionary tweak that has emerged along with the technol ... » Continue Reading
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    Fun and Freaky Facts About Friday the 13th
    July 13th, 2012By GaijinPotCategory: Culture
    We all have good and bad days. But there's just one particular date all over the world that most people relate to misfortune: Friday the 13th. No matter where you're from, you've probably heard or read some stuff about misfortunes that happened on this date for th ... » Continue Reading
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    Cat Café
    July 12th, 2012By Nicole SauerCategory: Culture, Travel
    If this were Vietnam, the term “cat café” might lead you to question whether the establishment offered a dubious menu consisting of feline dishes. Thankfully, Japan has no such intentions for neko. Cat cafes are common in cities here, with patrons paying to spend time w ... » Continue Reading
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    Missed Connections
    July 10th, 2012By Being A BroadCategory: Culture
    “I’m moving back to Texas.” This was my mantra for the first month after my relocation in Japan. My first year in Japan was a dating disaster. After a sexist salary man, playboy American, and a few unbelievably awkward first dates, I felt tired and defeated. A n ... » Continue Reading
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    The Land of Many Surprises
    July 10th, 2012By Emma PerryCategory: Culture, Travel
    With a culture that is in many ways very different to my own, this cannot come as a huge shock. On first moving here, I had several experiences that surprised or amazed me and subsequently reminded me of just how far from home I was. Experiences like seeing tons of ... » Continue Reading
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    One Very Small Japanese Motorcycle
    July 9th, 2012By Ken SeeroiCategory: Culture
    Why is everything in Japan is so freaking small? I really don’t get it. Like, they say Japanese people are short, but they’re really not. Sure, there’s some grannies who could pass as Seven Dwarf number eight, but there’s also plenty of folks around my height, and I’ ... » Continue Reading
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    Tokyo’s Love Shrines
    July 6th, 2012By GaijinPotCategory: Culture, Travel
    Every city and every town has its different and unique take on things. One example is Tokyo's take on the old coin-in-the-fountain routine--the love shine offering. In other countries, you toss a coin and make a wish for particular things like money, luck, health, some ... » Continue Reading
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    Shopping and Tea party with Gothic, Lolita and Punks
    July 5th, 2012By FindJPNCategory: Culture
    Availability: 7th July 2012 Duration: 1 day Speaks: 日本語 (Fluent) English (Beginner) Area: Tokyo Nearest station: JR Harajuku Station (JR原宿駅) Min Participants: 10 Max Participants: 15 Remarks: This activity will take place once there are more than 10 par ... » Continue Reading
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