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Bar CODA: Enter at your own peril, pass the bolted door…where impossible things may happen!
It’s a night out in Fukuoka, but you don’t know where to go. Are Daimyo’s clubs too loud for you? Is Nakasu too overly populated by businessmen and mini-skirt bimbos? Are you just desperate for a good quality drink in a … Continue reading
Tashiro Furukawa 170th Birthday
Today is the the birthday of the man who invented the Japanese sign language, Mr Tashiro Furukawa. A pioneer in deaf and blind education, he opened Japan’s first Deaf School, which is still open to students in present day and age.
“Congratulations” in Japanese sign language
https://www.google.com/doodles/tashiro-furukawas-170th-birthday
Going Geisha
In August last year, when I went on a 4-day Kansai trip with my other half Yuka, there was one place in particular she was dying to go to: Kyoto. Despite being the actual Japanese half of our entity, she … Continue reading
酢酸…
酢酸
Word of the day
Reading: sakusan
Meaning: acetic acid
Why?: because unnecessary, geeky knowledge is the air breath ❤
In My Japan 