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The Birth of Saké Is Now on Netflix
I’m glad to have enjoyed a both the Yoshida brand wines and a glimpse into the world of traditionally brewed saké. Continue reading
Takaaki Abe and the Granpa Dome Factory Farm System
It is always a pleasure to share inspirational stories of people like Takaaki Abe whose innovation and entrepreneurship reminds me that age is no barrier to human imagination or success. Continue reading
A very amusing history of Japan
I’m a bit behind on posts. Complicate that with a change in the schedule of a vacation to this week rather than month’s end and the difficulty is compounded. I’m currently away from my PC and restricted to the use of … Continue reading
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Drastic Options for the Traveller
Thanks to some great advice I got decades ago from other travellers who go lightly, I have that down pat. Continue reading
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Tagged Air Canada Rouge, Drastic the Baggage, Walking shoes
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An Unfortunate Trend
Somebody made a fortune on this unfortunate trend. Continue reading
Rambling a Little Off the Usual Track
Size isn’t everything. Well, at least not when it comes to horns. Speed and cunning are good too. Which is slight digression from opera, but you were warned. Continue reading
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10 Reasons to Love Japan Wireless
I rented a portable, secure WiFi router from Japan Wireless. That meant I had more reliable and secure WiFi than hotels or cafes provide. Continue reading
Vancouver Ikebana 50th Anniversary Spring Show
What elegant beauty: evanescence and stillness poised at the intersection of nature, philosophy and art. Continue reading
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Tagged Ikebana, Vancouver Ikebana Association
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MoshiMoshi Nippon #18: Tokyo Ginki
The central subject of MoshiMoshi Nippon #18 is Tokyo-Ginki, the silver craft of Kazuo Kamikawa, a 10th-generation silver artisan who inherited the name “Sosho” from his father. Continue reading
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Jet Lag: A dozen ways to beat it
The other day I booked a flight. Among other things I need to do in preparation, I got to thinking about jet lag.
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