Not a real Tanuki unfortunately (I have yet to see a real one, I’m not even sure there are any in the area) but a cute little statuette found in Daiso, the 100 Yen shop.     On a completely unrelated note, you may have noticed a few major

  Well, that’s one way to put it… (and once again, thanks to my mother-in-law for this awesome Engrish bit) On a completely unrelated note, I wanted to inform you that I finally launched one of my two new projects. It’s called David + World and feel free to check

  First, two more pictures of my Itsukushima/Miyajima’s Otorii:         Secondly, I’m interested in your opinion my beloved regular readers (all 20 of you). I’ve been wondering something for the past few days. It was triggered by a few discussions I had recently (along the lines of

  I fell into a trap. As you may know (or not), one thing I’m not a big fan of are lists, selections of posts and things like that. I know it’s fashionable these days to have blog posts about the 10 best places in Japan or the Top 20

  I recently installed two new features on the blog that you may find useful. You can now subscribe to the blog by e-mail. Yes, that means you’ll receive new entries directly in your inbox. To do so, just click on the envelope icon in the sidebar or on top of the

So this is it, a few months after starting a blog dedicated to Japan in French, and after many of my friends asked me about writing about the topic in English, I gave in. This is not really a wise idea, considering the number of blogs I’m already writing, but