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I learned to cook Japanese food …. in wax
Traveling is, often, to discover different culinary sensations. Often we like to learn to cook new flavors. So I learned to cook Japanese food in wax. Japanese cuisine is known to be a healthy,
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Abandoned school: I visited one in Ashiomachi
After visiting the abandoned mine of Ashiodozan I got around an abandoned school in the city of Ashiomachi. A playground size. As I said in my article about the abandoned mine of Ashiodozan, we
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Ashio Dozan: a night in the copper mine of Ashiomachi
Ashio Dozan, one of the most famous Haikyo in Japan. I spent the night there with my friends Ken and Sean. Here is the story of our little trip in a city almost deserted.
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I ate Fugu wild and farmed … and I’m not dead!
I experienced wild and farmmed Fugu, the famous fish containing poison and that can kill you if it was not well prepared. It was a unique and expensive experience. Last Friday, I went to
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The day I experienced an earthquake of level 7 … in a simulator
In Tokyo, this summer, I experienced an earthquake of level 7, it was in a simulator. The goal was to learn lifesaving in cases of real natural disaster. It’s been now more than 1
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Sushi version Russian roulette: a spicy evening
You certainly know the famous Russian roulette. A few weeks I tried this on sushi version. A spicy evening that I will always remember. Story! I was accompanied by some of my friends, we
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In Japan it is possible to eat dog meat
I knew in Korea and China people eat dog meat. But you can imagine my surprise when I discovered a restaurant in Tokyo – Japan, where dog meat could be consumed. In April 2012,
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Olympics 2012: Japan vs France – I was shown on TV?
On August 6, 2012 was held the football match between France and Japan, a semi-final of the London Olympics in 2012. I attended it in Tokyo, in the presence of Japanese television camera. My
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The square watermelon in Japan: a fruit in all its forms
You may have heard about it? Perhaps you’ve seen it? Just in case, I present to you the famous square watermelon from Japan, and much more. One day, sitting watching TV, I watched
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My trip to Japan: Act 2
I’m back in Japan since July 3, 2012. Begins a new adventure and I want to share it with you. Here are my goals and my program. May 6, 2011, I arrived in Japan
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