Kiso Three Rivers Park in Ichinomiya City
Aug 10, 2011 By Ray Proper
Kiso Three Rivers Park in Ichinomiya was an old favorite of mine when I used to live in Konan City....[ Click to read more ]
Driving in Japan
Jun 20, 2011 By First Admin
Japan is a fantastically convenient country for public transport, and it is very possible to survive your whole life without...[ Click to read more ]
Grand Festival of Hanazono Shrine in Tokyo
May 26, 2011 By Ray Proper
Hanazono Jinja Shrine is located in the Shinjuku business district of Tokyo. Shinjuku is probably the most famous town name...[ Click to read more ]
How to Reduce Electricity usage at Home
May 10, 2011 By Ray Proper
Switch off, and unplug electrical devices when not in use. Check the power settings on your appliances; TVs, for...[ Click to read more ]
Volunteering in Tohoku During the Disaster
Apr 01, 2011 By Ray Proper
This article was written only a brief period of time after the Great Tohoku, Japan Earthquake and Tsunami, 11 March 2011. As of this writing,...[ Click to read more ]
How to Clean a Japanese Central Air Conditioniner
Feb 02, 2011 By Ray Proper
The H&R Group produced this simple video tutorial as a part of their “Relo Explains” series to help some of...[ Click to read more ]
Get a Scooter License in Japan
Jan 13, 2011 By Ray Proper
If you live in a major city in Japan you do not need much in the way of a car...[ Click to read more ]
The Luckiest Man is at Tōka-Ebisu Festival in Hyogo Prefecture
Jan 11, 2011 By Ray Proper
Nishinomiya Jinja is a Shinto shrine in Nishinomiya, in Hyogo Prefecture near Kobe, Japan. Nishinomiya Jinja is the main shrine representing the Ebisu sect...[ Click to read more ]
Magome Tsumago: A Glimbse of Edo Japan Near Nagoya
Jan 05, 2011 By Ray Proper
One of my favorite day trips from Nagoya is to Magome and Tsumago in Nagano Prefecture. They are two restored...[ Click to read more ]
Rabbit Cafe in Nagoya, Japan – Play With Rabbits!
Dec 13, 2010 By Ray Proper
One of the many weird and wonderful Japan experiences is the pet café. As most apartments in Japan do not...[ Click to read more ]
