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3
Mar
Hina Matsuri!
March 3 is Hina Matsuri (also called Doll’Day or Girls’ Day) in Japan, when people pray for the happiness and healthy growth of girls. It is a traditional custom to display dolls for this day. Have fun!, girls!
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31
Dec
Toshikoshi Soba
Here is the story about “toshikoshi soba” which is one of the Japanese traditional things.
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29
Dec
Piko Taro – the man of the hour
His name is Piko Taro. He is the man of the hour. We say “wadai no hito” in Jaranease.
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3
Dec
F****** Sale
This poster was made by one of the Osaka department store in Japan……OMG. No, No, Nooooo
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16
Nov
Adventures of a Gaijin in Japan **Day 7**
Day 7 For the next couple of days we were in Ohara. Ohara is a rural town around an hour’s ride north of central Kyoto, and is technically within Kyoto’s city limits, but in other ways a world away. It’s nestled in a valley between the Hira-san-kei Mountains to the east and the Kitayama Mountains […]
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Hina Matsuri!
March 3 is Hina Matsuri (also called Doll’Day or Girls’ Day) in Japan, when people pray for the happiness and healthy growth of girls. It is a traditional custom to display dolls for this day. Have fun!, girls!
Read More
Toshikoshi Soba
Here is the story about “toshikoshi soba” which is one of the Japanese traditional things.
Read More
Piko Taro – the man of the hour
His name is Piko Taro. He is the man of the hour. We say “wadai no hito” in Jaranease.
Read More
F****** Sale
This poster was made by one of the Osaka department store in Japan……OMG. No, No, Nooooo
Read More
Adventures of a Gaijin in Japan **Day 7**
Day 7 For the next couple of days we were in Ohara. Ohara is a rural town around an hour’s ride north of central Kyoto, and is technically within Kyoto’s city limits, but in other ways a world away. It’s nestled in a valley between the Hira-san-kei Mountains to the east and the Kitayama Mountains […]
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