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by RoadjunkyJapan is about as far East as you can go before you start feeling Western again. It’s way out on the edge of civilisation and in some ways feels like ... Continue reading >>Japanese Culture - Love Hotelsby RoadjunkyThe Japanese are almost a species apart. A reserved, formal culture laden with hierarchy and rigid social expectations, when it comes to dating and sex they are in a world ... Continue reading >>Lost in Translation, Tokyo
by David WeberI recently re-watched “Lost in Translation” (2003) on DVD thus marking the year anniversary of its release in Japan Kyoto Zen - Japan Travel Story
by Jeff EagarTime flies like and arrow, so do not waste energy on trivial matters. Be attentive. Be attentive! — Zen Master Daito, 1337 I am from Canada but I now live ... Continue reading >>Ronin & Samurai in Japan
by David WeberEvery country has at least one story that strikes a deep chord within the heart and soul of a culture resonating through out the entire being of its society. It’s ... Continue reading >>Japan, Travel, Bars and Womenby Philip BlazdellIt’s hard to be expressive when you are living in a room just seven foot square. I have tried to grumpily pace but covering the length of the room with ... Continue reading >>Japan Travel Story - Fake Rolexes, Israeli Mafia, Yakuzaby RoadjunkyIt’s said that a fool and his money are soon parted. And that’s exactly why there are so many Israelis selling jewelry on the streets of Japan – they’re making ... Continue reading >>Hooligans Japan World Cupby David WeberLeave it to the Japanese to show us the meaning of panic. For months prior to the World Cup of 2002, the word hooligan sent shivers through the nation. ... Continue reading >>West of the Sun - Kyoto, Japan Travel Storyby Philip BlazdellHysteria Siberiana: an illness affecting Siberian farmers overwhelmed by the distance of the plains of Siberia, heading off ‘like someone possessed’ for a land west of the sun. The monk ... Continue reading >>Japan Airport Travel - A Fragile Gaijinby Philip BlazdellI feel fragile and glassy. Outside the rain is falling down and tattooing on the Arrivals Hall. I feel like the next person to jostle me is going to fracture me ... Continue reading >>Ropponghi Japan Nightlifeby David WeberLove it, hate it, loathe it, leave it. Roppongi is a people magnet. Perhaps it doesn’t attract the most savory of characters, but all walks of life rub elbows and ... Continue reading >>Japan :: Japan Photo Guide - DragonsPosted on Jun 05, 2007 by David Weber. Filed in: Photo Guides - Japan Dragons in the Far East are a symbol of wealth, wisdom, health and happiness. Continue reading >>Japan :: Japan Photo Guide - Street scenes and icky foodPosted on Jun 05, 2007 by Jim Klee. Filed in: Photo Guides - Japan Japan’s society blends the ultra-modern and traditional. From girls in kimonos to salarymen in dark suits, all that is wild and wonderful comes to life in photography. Continue reading >> |