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Amélie Marie Nishizawa
Amélie-Marie is a French writer living in Tokyo since 2013. When she isn't complaining about the price of cheese in Japan, she likes to talk about its culture and society — and always keeps it punny.
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Tweet of the Week #142: Keep Your Pets Safe in Summer
What precautions should pet owners take this summer?
Tweet of the Week #141: Brace Yourself, Summer is Coming
It's getting hot in Japan so stay hydrated out there!
Tweet of the Week #140: Deprived Students Explore Virtual Japan
Students in Japan can't travel this year, so this is the best their schools can do.
Tweet of the Week #139: What’s With Bottled Milk at Public Baths in Japan?
There's a lot of history and regulation going on with milk and sento.
Tweet of the Week #137: Top Japanese Teen Trends in 2021
What has teens in Japan glued to their phones this year?
Tweet of the Week #136: From Chips to Tuna, ‘Shrinkflation’ Hits Japan
Is food getting smaller in Japan?
Tweet of the Week #133: Japanese Nurseries Encourage Positivity
How do nursery schools in Japan speak to children?
Tweet of the Week #132: Rats Biting Cats and Other Japanese Proverbs
What are some of the most well-known Japanese proverbs?
Tweet of the Week #131: Noto’s Giant Squid Statue Is Not Alone
Noto's giant squid statue is not the only tourist trap in Japan.