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Symbolism and Motifs found in the Japanese Arts
Owner of Japanesque Accents–specializing in Japanese themed quilted wall hangings and personal gift items made from imported Japanese fabrics.
“I write about my daily life in Kochi prefecture, Japan, the punk music scene around Shikoku, my own band, my travels, food, and art.”
“I am a 23 year old Chicago girl teaching English in the countryside of Japan. I love music, photography, and studying Japanese. I am in a melodic pop punk band called LeeWay and I’m the vocals and guitar.”
Zoooming Japan does what the title implies. It zooms Japan, bringing it closer to everybody and offering a lot of details about the country.
As the author lives in the countryside, it gives you a different insight! Japan is not just the big cities!
The website focuses on traveling in Japan, but also has a lot of other interesting information concerning daily life (e.g. how to obtain a Japanese driver’s license) and culture. Stay tuned while all the trips from early 2008-now will be presented with a lot of information and tons of photos!
“I’m a German woman who arrived in Japan in early 2008. I’ve been blogging about Japan ever since 2006, mainly in English and Japanese.
“Zooming Japan” is my new project and a more professional approach where I want to bring all the information and photos together that I gathered in the past few years and hopefully those of future trips as well.”
Hoping daily based information and tips make mums and kids life more enjoyable in Japan. This is a real life of Japanese mother who struggles but enjoys the most with cheeky monkey, lovely child.
“Tokyo-based Japanese mum with 8 years old daughter. Lived in London between 2009 and 2011. Curious and enthusiastic and love to share the fun stories with people. Career background as a media coordinator. Lived in Sydney, Australia in 1990′s.”
A Dream of Tokyo is about all things Yumeko loves. It covers topics as shopping in Japan, traveling, eating & cooking, ball-jointed dolls aka beds, sewing, manga & anime, make-up & skin care, anything gyaru as well as jpop & kpop
“I moved to Melbourne Australia for 5 years to work and attend university where i met the love of my life. Also lived/worked in USA CT, UK, Hong Kong and Singapore. Now back in Japan and loving it.”
Italian photographer deeply in love with Japan, I share my photos (in Japanese shashin) and my experiences in Japan. I love Japanese art, culture, elegance, literature, music, tradition, food, people and mostly, beautiful women.
Flavio Galozzi is a photographer in Milan and in Japan, lived nine years in London and in love with Japan, its culture, its art, food, tradition and beautyful women.
“Blog in italian on science, technology and – unfortunately – radiation and the Fukushima accident.”
Senior Researcher in Italian INFN – National Institute of Nuclear physics, and RIKEN team leader. Involved in various experiments on satellites and on the space station, involving astrophysics and dosimetry/radiation measurements on the astronauts.
A daily photo blog covering the culture, sights, festivals, nature and wildlife found in the Ryukyu Island chain. Travel and photography tips are provided, along with an occasional rant or twist of humor to keep readers wondering what’s going to happen next.
I am an American freelance photographer/travel writer who left New York state as a teenager and hasn’t lived there since. Having lived in Okinawa, Japan well over 30 years, I decided to share to beauty of the islands through my writings and photography. Published in several online travel magazines, I decided to share my work with the world through a personal blog. Take a look and maybe, you’ll wish you could live here, too.
comerJapones.com es un punto de encuentro para todos los adictos a comer japonés. Aunque también podría definirse como una Guía de Restaurantes y muchas cosas más. Empezó como un blog personal donde Roger Ortuño iba volcando sus restaurantes japoneses y platos preferidos (para no olvidarlos) pero, con el paso de los años, acabó convirtiéndose en un referente gastronómico de visita obligada, con unas 60.000 visitas mensuales. O dicho de otra forma: cada día hay 2.000 personas que consultan esta web en busca de inspiración y nuevos locales. Uno de los logros que hemos conseguido ha sido crear un Sello Distintivo con los restaurantes recomendados por comerJapones que ha tenido muy buena acogida entre la comunidad japonesa y el sector de la restauración.
Roger Ortuño: Publicista de profesión, mi afición por la lengua y gastronomía japonesa empezó como un hobby en 1991 y después se ha convertido en un auténtico vicio. La culpa de todo la tiene mi amigo Ferran que un buen día se compró un reloj CASIO con teclado (muy nineties, por cierto) con el que podías escribir y, por arte de birlibirloque, se convertía en caracteres japoneses. Mi naturaleza curiosa me llevó a probar todas las combinaciones de letras y, casi como un juego, empecé a comprender por qué unos sonidos se transcribían de una forma y otros de otra.
“My blog allows me to combine some of the things I like doing best – writing, photography and travel. My daughter set it up for me as a way to share my experiences with friends and family at home, but my objectives keep growing. My blog is a personal view of the things that I see around me in Japan.”
“I’m currently spending six months working in the head office of my company in Yokohama, having transferred here from Bristol in the UK. I’ve worked in Japan before, and lived and travelled in South East Asia for two years.”
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