Roppongi

  • A Little Bit of Germany in Japan
    August 26th, 2009By Lieske Leynen
    When you live abroad, one of the many things you miss is food. Not food in general. By no means are you going to starve in Japan, but you miss the food you had back home. Things that had been easy to come by but aren’t any more. Being a little » Continue Reading
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  • The Great Japanese Adventure
    August 26th, 2009By Nakata
    Forgive me friends. For those of you who like reading these updates on my life in Japan, I know I have made you wait longer than usual. It is not that Tokyo, Japan, or even the Japanese have stopped amazing me on a daily basis, it is that life has a » Continue Reading
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  • My first time
    August 3rd, 2009By Bxtacular
    On my very first visit to Japan, we met up with some friends of friends who also happened to be traveling in Japan at the time. After a sushi dinner we headed to Club Yellow, in Roppongi (which is now closed) and tried to figure out plans for the next few days. » Continue Reading
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  • Supermarket Sweeping Tokyo
    June 5th, 2009By Dayna747
    As a cook myself, one of the first things I wanted to know about Tokyo when I first arrived was where do I go to shop for food? There’s nothing familiar or comforting about shopping in a supermarket in Japan with no idea how to read the labels and use brands » Continue Reading
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  • Economic Down Turn, Art Up Turn
    April 30th, 2009By Syrbastyian
    The world is in an economic down but art or more specifically the exhibiting of art is in an up turn turn. This is especially true in Tokyo as shown by the popularity and financial success of the Vermeer exhibit, Roppongi Art Night and now the Louvre exhibition. » Continue Reading
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