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Winter has come

We call this time of season as Shiwasu in Japanese which characters mean running teacher . December is the month people have a lot of things to complete by the coming new year. Thinking back, 2021 has been the year of Covid 19 following 2020. Should I mention Olympic 2020 in Tokyo? No! Olympic isContinue reading “Winter has come”

Posted bymacoDecember 2, 2021February 12, 2022Posted inDiaryTags:autumn leaves, foliage, red leaves, TokyoLeave a comment on Winter has come

Retro Vending machines in Japan, Sagamihara

A group of retro vending machines are on this premise, Sagamihara Chuko Tyre Market.

Posted bymacoJuly 8, 2021February 12, 2022Posted inCity walk, Sightseeing spotsTags:ramen, udon, vending machineLeave a comment on Retro Vending machines in Japan, Sagamihara

Dancing fan – Ougi

Folding Fais is said to bring good luck, as the shape of an open fan is “Suehirogari”. “Suehirogari” means gradually widening toward the end. It signifies increasing success.

Posted bymacoMay 5, 2021February 12, 2022Posted inCultureTags:folding fan, Japanese fan, OugiLeave a comment on Dancing fan – Ougi

A short trip from Tokyo

Tsukui lake

I went for a short drive from the suburbs of Tokyo to Lake Tsukui. It is located in Kanagawa Prefecture.

Posted byhachiroApril 26, 2021February 12, 2022Posted inDiary, Sightseeing spotsTags:A short trip from Tokyo, sightseeing spot near Tokyo, Takao, trip from Tokyo, TsukuikoLeave a comment on A short trip from Tokyo

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