Novelist, copywriter and graduate from the most prestigious university in Sunderland, Bert whiles away his precious time on this Earth by writing about popular culture, travel, food and pretty much anything else that is likely to win him the Pulitzer he desperately craves.
As an avid cyclist who rides daily for their commute, I tend to fear the winter months. Nothing does for...[ Click to read more ]
Nagoya's cuisine is pretty different from traditional Japanese fare. While most of the best-known Japanese dishes are famed for their...[ Click to read more ]
So, the summer is upon us, which means it's traditionally the time to take a break and get away for...[ Click to read more ]
Whether you’re new in the city or are a Showa Gaijin, Nagoya is a city that always surprises. New restaurants,...[ Click to read more ]
When I first moved to Nagoya, I was pretty happy because it was right near the coast. I had visions...[ Click to read more ]
For first-time visitors to Nagoya, Nagoya Castle is usually the first port of call. This is kind of understandable, as...[ Click to read more ]
Living in Japan's great, isn't it? The food, the history, the natural beauty, and the bustling cities. But do you...[ Click to read more ]
Japan is rightly celebrated for being a nation of phenomenal food. From sashimi to oden, from yakitori to yakiniku, there...[ Click to read more ]
While Nagoya's nightlife hotspots of Sakae and Meieki have a lot to say for themselves, it could be argued that...[ Click to read more ]
Though it has much changed over the centuries, keiba [horse racing] in Japan is not merely a sport; it's a...[ Click to read more ]