Bucket List Annihilation: Part Three
In case my bucket list couldn’t get any more destroyed, I was able to visit Itsukashima Shrine on Miyajima.
Japan, Life, travel
Japan
Adventures in Nagasaki
A trip to the hospital wasn’t quite what I had in mind when going to Nagasaki…
Holidays, Japan, travel
Bucket List Annihilation: Part two
Part two of my epic day through Kyoto, visiting Arashiyama to see the bamboo groves.
Japan, travel
Bucket List Annihilation: Part One
In a matter of hours, I visited two of the top places in my bucket list. Now what do I do? Part One: Fushimi Inari Shrine
Japan, K-Pop, Reviews, travel
Review: Nikkan Sports Tohoku Earthquake Reconstruction Concert and Fireworks
A review of a concert that has a longer title than the show, perhaps – 日刊スポーツ主催 東日本大震災復興チャリティー 2011 神宮外苑花火大会
Articles, Holidays, Japan, Korea, Life, The Observer
It’s In the Stars
Take a princess of the sky, a cow herder, and a river of stars, and you have the makings of one of the most romantic holidays in the Asian calendar.
Japan, Korea, Life
It’s raining, it’s pouring…
梅雨, 장마, tsuyu, jangma, meiyu, whatever you call it, the rainy season is like hell on earth for me.
interac, Japan, Korea, School
Recruiters vs. Dispatch Companies
Having dealt with both now, Rebecca dissects the two different ways to get into the public education system in Asia, with their pros and cons.
Japan, Korea, School
The Use of Pop Culture in the Classroom
An article I wrote when asked to write “something about teaching English” by the school. Naturally, I wrote about what I know – making pop culture part of my lessons.
Articles, Canada, Japan, Korea, The Observer
The Sweet Smell of Memories
The cherry blossoms don’t need to be in Asia for it to be just as beautiful or special, as I found last year.