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Eating out in Japan – the healthy option
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Tips for an easier life. Eating out in Japan – the healthy option. Recently I have become very conscious about what foods I eat, especially when eating out. If possible now I aim for the vegetarian option, and where the option exists, I shoot for the organic / macrobiotic catering restaurants. The whys and wherefores for this can be followed on my personal blog. What is organic food? For a good primer on what organic food really is, just check out Wiki. Is organic really better for you? Foods that are la...
Hiking: Mitake-san -> Okutama
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Tips for an easier life. Hiking: Mitake-san - Okutama. Recently I’ve been trying to get out and get more hiking done in and around Tokyo so each time I get to do something, I’ll try and write up a quick summary for you so if you’re interested, you can have a go at it too. The route I took was Mitake-san (御岳山) Ōdake-san (大岳山) Nokogiri-yama (鋸山) Okutama (奥多摩). This region is as far West in the Tokyo prefecture as you can go before leaving Tokyo. How to get there. It’s easy to get there, especially on...
So-dai-gomi (large rubbish): how to deal with it
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Tips for an easier life. So-dai-gomi (large rubbish): how to deal with it. When you have over-sized rubbish – that is, large items that don’t fit into your normal rubbish bags, you have to go through certain procedures to get rid of them. I’m referring here to normal large size waste that is bigger than 30cm x 30cm x 30cm, and not home appliances and personal computers. 3 basic steps are required to complete this process and I’ll break it down to make it as foolproof as possible:. Whether there is an Eng...
Japanese Culture and Lifestyle Guide for foreigners
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Tips for an easier life. Okutama" Hiking: Mitake-san - Okutama. June 8, 2009. Recently I’ve been trying to get out and get more hiking done in and around Tokyo so each time I get to do something, I’ll try and write up a quick summary for you so if you’re interested, you can have a go at it too. The route The route I took was Mitake-san (御岳山) […]. Read the full article →. What to do and see in Kamakura. May 25, 2009. Is it worth heading out there? Read the full article →. May 19, 2009. March 31, 2009.
How to display Japanese characters on your PC (Windows XP)
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Tips for an easier life. How to display Japanese characters on your PC (Windows XP). There are 2 main aspects to “using” Japanese on your Windows XP computer:. It’s actually quite straight forward to set it up to do both and I’m going to show you how. Firstly, adding basic East Asian language support. To complete this section you will need:. Click the ‘ Start. 8216; menu on the bottom-left corner, and click the ‘ Control Panel. 8216; menu item. Second stage: Japanese writing system. 8216; program in step...
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. Sky-flying rabbits, beer machines and ninjas ( dinosaurs). Posted August 6, 2015 by gaijingrammar84. Be the first to comment. Posted May 15, 2015 by gaijingrammar84. Hard to believe five years have passed. Some memories from when I first. Came to this little island:. I remember the music playing. In that darkened underground. Walkway at O’hare. And the rainbow-colored rails of light. On the ceilings and walls. Classical music. Big things music. Alone without a card.
Welcome to - Gaijin Group
How you can support Gaijin Group. Gaijins live all over the world. Look for them. Meet up. Organize get-togethers in your town. Get to know one another. Check out our Events page. To find out what events we will be organizing in the near future. There is a Youtube clip entitled "JR Yamanote Line Halloween Train produced by Gaijin Group" including this video clip: http:/ www.youtube.com/watch? Please note the Gaijin Group mentioned above has nothing to do with www.gaijingroup.com. Who is a gaijin? The Gai...
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Gaijin Guide
June 10, 2012. ジェロのニューヨークのデビュー「上を向いて歩こう」JERO's New. ニューヨークのジャパンソサエティーでジェロが素晴らしい演奏してくれました。この曲は最近歌手たちの中で流行っている「上を向いて歩こう」という素敵な曲です。アンコー. 173;ルでジェロが観衆たちと一緒に歌いました。エンジョイしてください。 JERO performed the popular "Suki Yaki" song as an encore during his wonderful New York City début at Japan Society. I am sure you can hear the crowd singing too. Please enjoy. Sunday, June 10, 2012. March 6, 2012. 311 Japan One Year Later. My contribution to the one year anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan. I decided to ...
Gaijin Guide — Your 1st stop for foreigner resources in Japan
Tips for an easier life. So-dai-gomi (large rubbish): how to deal with it. When you have over-sized rubbish – that is, large items that don’t fit into your normal rubbish bags, you have to go through certain procedures to get rid of them. I’m referring here to normal large size waste that is bigger than 30cm x 30cm x 30cm, and not home appliances and personal computers. In […]. Okutama" Hiking: Mitake-san - Okutama. What to do and see in Kamakura. May 25, 2009. Is it worth heading out there? May 19, 2009.
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An extension to myjapanesetranslator.com, this blog discusses everything Japanese, from news and language to food and culture. Tuesday, February 19, 2008. Japan appears to have a strange relationship with its past. On the one hand, it has many traditions which are preserved to this day; on the other, it is keen to to blot out even the memory of more unsavoury events in its history. Which leaves the issue of 君が代 ('Kimi ga Yo', the Japanese national anthem) an interesting one. Perhaps an 'opt-out' clause i...
Gaijin Gunpla
Page hits. I feel popular! Friday, September 10, 2010. This is the big announcement that was posted about before. Yes, Gaijin Gunpla is taking his now cramped Gunpla blog to its very own site, gaijin-gunpla.com. Unfortunately, the last two posts on this blog weren't exported with the others but have instead been reconstructed over there. That means the comments you left here won't appear on those posts, but if you would like, feel free to copy and paste it over there. It would please me. In a big way!
Gaijin Gyaru
Everything you wanted to know! Want to take over this blog? If anyone would like to take over this blog please email me at: pronouncedchris@hotmail.com. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Gyaru fashion Rakuten sellers (international). Dictionary of gal related words. Gal shopping online, outside of Asia. Active gal circles in the West. Gal circles with unknown statuses. Dead gaijin gal circles. Lisha : *Chicago gal*. Oh to Be a Muse. Hello, emy ♥. Eternise-moi ♥ Lizzie Beee. Miccah ♥ Diary. Mi vida Como Gyaru!
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