JAPAN EASE – a cultural event in Malta to help the victims of Japan

  One month and a half passed since the 3.11 Massive Earthquake struck Japan. During this hard time, many countries have sent us their people and relief donations to help…

[Photoblog] Storytelling

‘Daimokutate’, a National Heritage, is held at Yahashira Shrine in Kamifukawacho, Nara. The narrator sits in a prescribed position and tells stories. Copyright(C) Miki   →Miki’s twitter← (English is OK)…

Catfish-Printing Boom after a Great Earthquake in 1855

On October 2, 1885, a great earthquake struck Edo (modern day Tokyo) and killed over 10,000 people. Since the very next day, multi colored catfish pictures called “namazu-e (catfish printing)”…

[Japan after Quake] Headline Round-up : Apr.25-May1

  This is a weekly headline round-up of the posts titled [Japan after Quake] on our Facebook page.   [Apr. 25] Akihabara gizmo shops dim display power & energy saving…

[Photoblog] Nara Marathon

They run 10-kilometer Nara Marathon. Miki took this picture in front of the Colossal Hall of of the Great Buddha at Todaiji Temple. Copyright(C) Miki   →Miki’s twitter← (English is…

Cup Noodle Rice Sold in a Limited Region in Japan

Last summer, the cup noodle company, Nissin released “Cup Noodle Gohan (rice)” in a limited area in Japan. It is instant rice that tastes like the famous Nissin Cup Noodle….

Kawaii Massage Cushions

Mother’s day is just around the corner (^^). Have you chosen a gift yet? Today, I would like to introduce something nice for your Mother’s day gift. Look at these…

[Photoblog] Chinese Milk Vetch Field

There are may Chinese milk vetch fields around Asuka Temple. Copyright(C) Miki   →Miki’s twitter← (English is OK)   This is JAPAN Style!

How Did the Metropolitans’ Life Change after the Earthquake? – A Survey Result – Part2

This is the continuation of yesterday’s article about “Survey on Metropolitan Residents Attitude toward Life and Consumption (after the massive earthquake).” To read the part 1, click HERE.   [About…

From the Japanese Kitchen: Daigaku-Imo

  Today’s menu from the Japanese kitchen is “daigaku-imo” which literary means “university potatoes “. It sounds strange, doesn’t it ^^?  There are many stories about this name. “Tokyo university…

[Photoblog] Fox Mask

Miki took this picture at “Haibara Aisakoisa Festival”. There was a girl among the carriers of the float. She was wearing a fox mask.  Copyright(C) Miki   →Miki’s twitter← (English…

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