PUBLIC MARKS from gregg with tag japon

19 Days in Japan is not intended to simply be a website or a blog, but our voice, an expression of our adventures and struggles in a place so far away from home. We want you to join us on this wonderful journey, feel the thrills and the stir, feel like you could very well be striding along us across the land of the rising sun, Japan.

This a recording of my first experiences in Japan as I travel across the country and meet many different people.

Tourné au Japon par Pierre Carniaux, le film Last Room est une fiction et un documentaire. Les occupants de love hotels et d’hôtels capsules se racontent à travers des histoires à la fois intimes et rêveuses, entremêlées de voyages à travers les paysages de l’archipel… Bientôt, ces récits personnels résonnent avec une histoire collective : celle de Gunkanjima, île fantôme à l’abandon au large de Nagasaki, puis avec celle du Japon tout entier.

Attache-moi si tu peux: imaginaires érotiques du monde - Information - France Culture

Estampes japonaises

Cat cafés are huge in Japan right now. As the name suggests, these are coffee shops where cat lovers go to sip overpriced lattes and hang out with an adorable smoosh pile of kitties.

WTF ?

Wonky Japanese Language and Culture

365 charming items that reflect the wisdom, skills and aesthetic sense of Japanese people,offer practical use in everyday life, and deliver comfort, fun and small happiness to us,have been selected to decorate each of the pages of this day-by-day calendar.These items are now transcending the national border to be displayed and sold in Paris.

Aokigahara Forest - One Of The Creepiest Places On Earth

le guide des 51 personnages japonais de Peter Machat. (en anglais, allemand et japonais)

Recette des Gyozas

En vidéo : L'art de manger des sushis, expliqué par les Japonais.

Sushiday.com is all about sushi. Although I will occasionally include some traditional Japanese sushi recipes, most of what I post will be off the wall crazy sushi combinations that real traditionalists will hate me for!

Recette d'Oyako Don.

A Canadian girl eats her way around Tokyo.

OBACHAN" means a "middle-aged woman" or "aunt" in Japanese. Here's a woman who enjoys being a non-stereotypical OBACHAN in a comfortably underpopulated rural area in Japan.... Currently working 10 afternoons a month in an office and 5 nights a week in the kitchen at a kaiseki (traditional Japanese full-course meal) place as a dishwasher. The rest of the time, studying for a work I wish to do in the future

Recette illustrée de l'oyako-don.

blog-photo d'un francophone au japon voir le Japon autrement !