Kelsey Leuzinger
I'm a Navy wife that got thrown into Japan by surprise, fell in love with the culture, and now will forever have a piece of my heart in this country.
Articles
1944 and 2014: A Look at Japan’s Then and Now
A lot has changed in the last 70 years between Japan and America. What does the next 70 years hold for the two countries?
Yunessun Hot Springs Resort and Spa
Tired of a regular onsen? How does a coffee, tea or wine onsen sound?
A Taste of Europe at the World Beer Museum
Drink your way around the world at the World Beer Museum.
A World Away in Yokohama’s Chinatown
With so many restaurants, shops, and sights, Yokohama’s Chinatown offers something for everyone.
Teaching English Lessons In-person vs Online
Teaching online is just as fulfilling and rewarding as any other style of teaching
Japanese, Korean, Chinese… What’s the Difference?
Before you quickly assume “Japanese,” “Korean,” or “Chinese,” take a step back and remember that each person comes from a unique country that is their own.
Carrying Shrines at the Yokosuka Mikoshi Parade
The Yokosuka Mikoshi Parade takes place on October 19 and is a fun event that brings Japanese culture and US Navy personnel together.
What It’s Like to Work on a Japanese Movie Set
Being in a film is exciting regardless, but taking part in a foreign country’s movie shooting is something to remember forever.
2014 Yokosuka Sakana Matsuri
The Yokosuka Sakana Matsuri is a fun festival for the whole family to learn about this vital sea port.
Where Are The Harajuku Girls?
A look at what Japanese women actually wear.
5 Common Grammar Mistakes Your Students Will Make
Helping your students through their grammar mistakes as a teacher is more rewarding than you can imagine
7 Habits You Learn After Living in Japan
It’s not easy living in Japan at first, but after some time, you’re sure to be a veteran at all of these once confusing aspects of Japanese life.
