Hey there, fellow adventurers of the world! Living abroad can be a whirlwind of emotions. The excitement of exploring a new culture, the frustration of not being able to read the simplest signs, and, of course, the occasional wave of loneliness that crashes over you like a tsunami. But hold on tight, because in the heart of Japan, there’s an unexpected perk that arises from the foreigner experience – the art of disconnecting.
Greetings, fellow adventurers! Pull up a virtual seat, and let me take you on a journey back in time – a time when my idea of conquering Mt. Fuji went from “bucket list dream” to “couch potato calamity.” Fasten your mountain climbing belts; we’re diving into the tale of how (not) to climb Mt. Fuji.
Child labor – pretty much EVERYONE sees it as a bad thing. I, for one, am grateful that I didn’t have to work in the mines instead of going to school (although I was never happy to go to school). But here in Japan… well, no, it’s a bad thing here too. But! There is a place that you can pay $70 to have your kid work! You heard that right! And that worker wonderland is Kidzania – actually one of the best ideas ever!
Greetings, fellow globe trotters! There are a lot of ways to travel the world. But when it comes to reaching your desired destinations, Japan stands out like no other. Join me today as we delve into: Japan – transportation paradise!
Hey there, fellow friends of Japan! Today we’re going to explore a sub-set of Japan: music! And I’m going to introduce you to one band in particular: Ellegarden – one of the best Japanese rock band’s out there.
Hey there, lovers of comics, Japan, and animation! Grab your TV remote and get ready for a side step into something a little different today. Today we’re going to talk about the phenomenal Netflix animation, Blue Eye Samurai!
Konnichiwa fellow adventurers! Today, I want to dive into a topic that hits close to home for many of us who have embarked on the thrilling adventure of living in a foreign land. Whether it’s the bustling streets of Tokyo, the serene landscapes of Kyoto, or anywhere in between, being an expat is an experience that opens up a treasure trove of new possibilities. But, let’s not beat around the cherry blossom-covered bush; there’s a tiny dragon lurking in this story, and its name is isolation.
Hey there, fellow adventurers! Grab your virtual passports because today we’re diving headfirst into a world where cleanliness is king, and trash cans don’t exist. Welcome to Japan – land of no public trashcans!
Hey there, fans of Japan and comic enthusiasts! Today is a new year! 2024 to be exact. And this year I’m NOT starting of with any New Year’s resolutions. How’s that for a twist? That doesn’t mean I don’t want to get a lot done this year. I’m just going to go about doing it different than I normally do.
Hey there, fellow comic enthusiasts and Japan lovers! Can you believe we’re wrapping up 2023 already? Time really does fly when you’re juggling a million things at once, and let me tell you, this year has been nothing short of a Rubenstein’s Revenge. So get ready for some an epic juggle of Odyssean proportions, because here’s 2023 in review – Drawn to Japan style.