Archive for 'Japan'
Tokyo Really Does Rock
This morning started off just about like any other day – dreams of transforming the planet, concerns about my own inadequacies in that department, and thinking about what I might have for breakfast. But soon my day took a turn for the more unusual . . . I had quite a scare this morning as [...]
Posted: June 15th, 2008 under Disasters, Japan.
Tags: Disaster, Earthquake, Fear, Quake, Tokyo
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Strangers Make the Best Friends
My work takes me to lots of different places, mostly Japan. My home is in Silicon Valley, California, and I’ve lived there for as long as what my dad calls “a coon’s age” . . . which never made sense to me because i don’t think racoon’s live that long, but – hey – I’m [...]
Posted: February 19th, 2008 under Japan, Scrappy Guides.
Tags: Communication, Japan, Strangers, Temporary Meaningful Relationships, Travel
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