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Category Archives: Travel
Butagumi (豚組): Deep Fried Pork Cutlets
No one thinks it’s possible to eat Japanese food everyday and gain weight, but here I am having done just that. I decided to eat, drink, and enjoy my time in Tokyo, and I’m prepared to face the consequences later. … Continue reading
Azalea Festival at Nezu Shrine
つつじ tsutsuji is a Japanese word I learned two weeks ago. Tsutsuji means azalea. When I add the word まつり matsuri (festival) it becomes a funny tongue twister. Well, it does for me anyway. つつじまつり tsutsujimatsuri. I tried saying that … Continue reading
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Tagged Azalea Festival, Bunkyo, Nezu Shrine, Off the Beaten Path Tokyo, Spring in Tokyo, Things to Do in Tokyo, Tokyo, Torii Gates, Tsutsujimatsuri
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Aoyama Cemetery
Whenever I head north towards Gaienmae or Shinjuku, I end up walking along side 青山霊園 Aoyama reien (Aoyama cemetery). The first weekend I was in Tokyo I could see that there were still some sakura (cherry blossom) peaking around the … Continue reading
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Tagged Aoyama Cemetery, Cemetery, 青山霊園, Hiroo Cemetery, Japanese Cemetery, Off the Beaten Path Tokyo, Things to Do in Tokyo, Tokyo, Walking, Walking in Tokyo
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Oh How I Love Japanese Bathrooms
きれい kirei means pretty or beautiful in Japanese, but it also means clean or pure. In Japan clean equals beautiful. I think this one word says a lot about the importance of cleanliness in Japanese culture. It’s common to see … Continue reading