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- A Japanese Journey
- July 6th, 2009
- I came to Japan almost 6 years ago, with absolutely no expectations. I’m not and have never been a Japan-o-phile. I don’t find manga remotely interesting. I’m not into cartoons so anime doesn’t move me. I don’t really like the sorta bland and tasteless food, (it all tastes a little like » Continue Reading
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- Nagoya Joe’s
- April 27th, 2009
- ‘..you’se a window shopper/madd at me/I think I know why/you’se a window shopper/lookin’ at ish/you know you can’t buy…’ Sittin’ in my crib listening to 50 Cent’s “Window Shopper” made me start thinking about how a lot of these Nagoya’s girls do their thing. Listen, I am not mad, people have » Continue Reading
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- Toshincho
- April 15th, 2009
- “C’mon baby, take a walk on the wild side..” Nagoya’s known as a conservative, homogenous, sort of bland city in Central Japan. If you’re a reader of this blog, you know I’m constantly out in the streets of 758 trying to find splashes of colour and life to refute that notion. » Continue Reading
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- Diamond in the Rough?
- April 8th, 2009
- See, the thing is, when people think of Japan, they think of Tokyo, anime, yakuza and bullet trains, well, maybe, not necessarily in that order, but something like that. Further down the list you might find things like ramen, electronics, Osaka, cars and sake. Lest I appear to be a complete » Continue Reading
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- Come Dancing
- April 1st, 2009
- “..and all she wants to do is dance…”, The Eagles’ Don Henley coined that particular truth in one of his late 80’s masterpieces, and dude was right, back then. Seems today’s average female club goer isn’t as interested in shaking her booty as her predecessors were ‘back in the day’ though, » Continue Reading
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- Nagoya Nightlife
- March 13th, 2009
- photo credit: Robert Sanzalone Nightlife is essentially about one thing; meeting people, alcohol and partying. Okay three things, but on any given night out those three things kind of mesh into one, so that’s what I meant. » Continue Reading
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