Niihama Gals April 25, 2012 7 Responses Ehime, Niihama, People, Shikoku Tagged with: Matsuri A short while ago, I started a series of pictures called “Niihama Guys.” Those were taken back in 2010
Niihama Guys April 22, 2012 No Responses Ehime, Niihama, People, Shikoku Tagged with: Matsuri Another one of my “Niihama Guys” series, taken back in october 2010, when I attended the Niihama Taiko
Japanese People and Cherry Blossoms April 21, 2012 4 Responses Kagawa, People, Shikoku, Takamatsu Tagged with: Cherry Blossoms, Hanami, Ritsurin, Spring While certain bloggers – and not the worst of them – have almost turned this into a trademark, I’ve
Niihama Guys February 27, 2012 No Responses Ehime, Niihama, People, Shikoku, Traditional Culture Tagged with: Matsuri When I went to the Niihama Taiko Matsuri in October 2010 (wow, it was that long ago?), I really
Tengu February 9, 2012 No Responses Kagawa, People, Teshima, Traditional Culture Tagged with: Karato, Matsuri, Tengu Tengu at the Karato Matsuri on Teshima
On a Taikodai January 30, 2012 3 Responses Ehime, Niihama, People, Shikoku, Traditional Culture Tagged with: Matsuri, Taikodai A small flashback from the Niihama Taiko Matsuri 2010. I actually still have a bunch of pictures (most
Would you vote for him? May 22, 2011 4 Responses Editorial & Misc., People I don’t know about you, but a candidate with such a pose, I’d vote for him without a second
Rui Sato April 14, 2011 1 Response Editorial & Misc., People, Tōhoku Earthquake March 2011 Tagged with: Earthquake, Fukushima, Rui Sato, Tsunami Rui Sato is this little kid. He’s two years old and he’s one of the many survivors of last month’s
Gerald Curtis on the Japanese Government, the Western Media and more regarding the current events. March 28, 2011 No Responses People, Tōhoku Earthquake March 2011, Videos Tagged with: Earthquake, Gerald Curtis, Tohoku, Tsunami Here is a video from a talk held last week at the Columbia Business School and called “The Economic, Health,
Very Special Shout-Out March 14, 2011 No Responses People, Tōhoku Earthquake March 2011 Tagged with: Earthquake, Relief, Tsunami Just a few lines to refer you to Todd Wassel’s site Todd’s Wanderings if you don’t know him already.
Hope March 12, 2011 2 Responses People, Tōhoku Earthquake March 2011 Tagged with: Kids What can I write today? I can’t write about the earthquake. I just can’t. There’s nothing I can say about
Taikodai in Karato (Matsuri on Teshima, part two) March 6, 2011 6 Responses People, Traditional Culture Tagged with: Karato, Matsuri, Mikoshi, Taikodai Three days ago, I stopped my story about Teshima’s Matsuri with a short video showing participants “fighting” a duel, Taikodai
Matsuri on Teshima March 3, 2011 4 Responses Featured, People, Traditional Culture, Videos Tagged with: Hachiman, Karato, Matsuri, Mikoshi, Taikodai Remember last November, when I told you about my first trip to Teshima? I alluded to an event that was
Who’s the Boss? January 27, 2011 10 Responses Everyday Life, People Tagged with: Boss, Tommy Lee Jones, Vending Machine Tommy Lee is the Boss! Who else? And this week-end Tommy is not only the Boss, he’s also my entry
Mr. Tanigawa January 26, 2011 No Responses Everyday Life, Ogijima, People Tagged with: Interview, Seto Inland Sea Last October, as I was in Kagawa to cover the Setouchi International Art Festival for the Shikoku Muchujin organization, I