For me, the one particular meat that is done so differently here and yet done so right would have to be chicken. The...[ Click to read more ]
Nagoya often stands out for it distinctive cuisine. The traditional favorites like miso katsu and hitsumabushi usually come to mind...[ Click to read more ]
When moving to a new country, some things come over and some stay behind. Spouse and kids? Probably coming along....[ Click to read more ]
Summers in Nagoya are hot. Hot and humid. Humid and miserable. Miserable an...you know what, let's stop there. While the...[ Click to read more ]
Bugs are usually at the bottom of the invited guests list for any residence. Japan is home to a rather...[ Click to read more ]
With summer comes summer vacation. What was once a strong, fond memory of days with no school or responsibility and...[ Click to read more ]
As we head into August, residents of Japan will begin wrestling with a month that continues the beats of July:...[ Click to read more ]
As the sun begins its daily climb earlier and earlier with each passing day, the familiar signs of summer have...[ Click to read more ]
Every year, the HOPE International Development Agency organizes charity dinners across Japan to help provide access and opportunities to those...[ Click to read more ]
For residents of Kyushu, the outdoors and nature are always nearby. A far cry from the large cities of Honshu,...[ Click to read more ]