Just a fair warning: This post may contain fangirly language 😉 On Sunday morning it was finally time to get ready for the first Kyary Pamyu Pamyu concert in germany (^o^)/ After I received my ticket in January I was so excited to see her in person and was lucky my husband wasn’t home because…
Learning japanese is an affair of the heart for me so I’m always reading through learning tips and try out new websites or Apps. This article from Philip Kendall over at RocketNews24 is very good so I thought I might share it. I absolutely agree with his list and found imiwa and rikaichan extremely helpful…
Originally posted on DJ Marky G:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRpHXmCvvQ8 Man walks backwards through Tokyo, and then plays it in reverse. This video is pretty awesome as he walks through the Shibuya Crosswalk, and parts of Gion. Makes me want to go back to Japan… Just to walk backwards…. everywhere lol
In Japan everything is “kawaii” No matter where you look, you’ll find a cute character for foods, as mascots, even posters for public awareness have a cutesy feeling about them. I’m not sure if I might have had a lack of “cute” when I was younger and am craving it for this reason but I…
The last day in Osaka saw a last short visit to the breakfast buffet, before we had to board the bus to the Kansai International Airport. We were quite early to accomodate the earlier flight to Thailand from some of our group and so we had some time after the check-in to stroll around the…
Had I discovered this post earlier I might have tried it (^_^) In my opinion better than only hiding normal hard boiled eggs and with a lot of potential for decoration (⌒▽⌒) I wish all my readers a very happy Easter and hope that you will enjoy the days with your family and loved ones…
I would have loved to spend some time in Tokyo but unfortunately this time it was limited to a few (more or less good) pictures out of the bus window while passing by.
Because our hotel in Ibaraki was about one and a half hours from Tokyo station we decided to get an early start in the morning and do without breakfast at the hotel restaurant, to not get into rushhour and make the shinkansen bound for Osaka. Fortunately one of the members of the japanese group arranged…
Since I discovered during my studies that the japanese consulate general in Düsseldorf sends out a magazine, to promote japanese culture, I made sure to receive every issue and read it with delight as soon as it arrived at my doorsteps (and it’s even free of charge!). The first Issue I read was Nr. 43…
The Hotel we stayed in had very cute decorations, not only in the lobby but also in the rooms. The breakfast sandwich set was a nice start into the day and I must say food in Japan just always looks so neat. The lunch was very traditional japanese in a beautiful little restaurant with tatami…
I lost my heart in Japan 