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FUJI CITY NOTEBOOK: Hina Cafe

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September 5, 2011. Chances are you wouldn't stumble across this gem of a cafe on your own. Not only is it located in a fairly out of the way location. But it's also hidden from view from the street. I'm happy that my colleague took me to lunch here once so now I can share it with others. One of the nicest things about Hina Cafe is the interior. It's really unique- there are random antiques strewn all over the place and cool raw wooden furniture. When the weather is nice you can eat on the patio. Shizuoka...

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FUJI CITY NOTEBOOK: Geleeun's Coffee House

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July 13, 2010. This beautifully decorated brick house turned cafe offers a nice selection of coffee, tea, dessert and light meals at reasonable prices. Opening hours are 9:00 am to 7:00 pm. It's located here. Close to Fuji City Hall, so may be a good place to relax after you pick up your gaijin card. Anmitsu and cream hotcakes. A glimpse at the menu. Posted by Fuji City, Japan. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Fuji City, Japan. A resource for those living here or just passing through.

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Curly In Japan

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Friday, February 26, 2010. Tentative March 20th Train Plan. 5:15 - Nishi Yaizu. 12:24/12:25 - Aioi (Hyogo). Dinner in Senkoji park (千光寺公園), scenic walk through the Old Temple Loop (古寺めぐり) for Cherry Blossoms. Grab some "chider" at Chai Salon Dragon. Get to hostel. Promptly collapse. The Curls. The girl. The Nippon. ALT for Yaizu Chuo HS. Has really curly hair. These are my musings. This blog is rated PG-13 for language, occasional violence, crude humor, and lack of pie. Get updated whenever I post!

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Curly In Japan

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Tuesday, March 9, 2010. It's rainy and cold and generally boring as HELL. The last exams of the school year are today and as such, there will be even less to do than usual around here starting tomorrow. Fail. In the meantime, I started a more academic/thoughtful/slightly more intelligent blog, if that interests you at all. Please follow and comment and all that jazz. I'm also on Twitter now (ahgahd) CurlyFourEyes. The Curls. The girl. The Nippon. ALT for Yaizu Chuo HS. Has really curly hair.

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Curly In Japan

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Saturday, August 7, 2010. I like tradition, love it, and that is what attracted me to Japan when I was twelve-years-old. In America we don’t really have deep set traditions that have been passed down through culture. Sure, we have Thanksgiving and the 4th of July, but are those traditions? What has changed about my perception of it? Is it telling that I spent the days post-contract in other countries and not Japan? Until then, sayonara. Labels: japan musings end. The Curls. The girl. The Nippon.

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FUJI CITY NOTEBOOK: Kappazushi restaurant

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September 8, 2010. Also also called kaiten sushi or conveyor belt sushi. It's cheap and fun. Just grab whatever you want from the belt as it goes around. You can also order exactly what you want by using the computer screen next to your table. In that case, your order will come straight to you on a plastic shinkansen :) It's very easy to use the computer screen even if you don't speak Japanese because the pictures show you what you're getting and the prices are clearly marked. Posted by Fuji City, Japan.

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japaneseboonies - Profile

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Im in the Japanese Boonies! Life as an English Teacher in the Inaka. Created on 9 July 2008 (#16047977). Last updated on 1 March 2010. You can call me Ax. I`m a US native living as a schoolteacher on a very inaka - rural - island in the Seto Inland Sea of Japan. This blog is the life of someone living in the Japanese boonies. If you have any questions, feel free to email me at japaneseboonies at gmail dot com. Ax, how did you get to Japan, and what are you doing there now? I came through the JET Programme.

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Curly In Japan

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Monday, May 10, 2010. I will write a detailed report in the coming days, but for now here are some pictures. The Curls. The girl. The Nippon. ALT for Yaizu Chuo HS. Has really curly hair. These are my musings. This blog is rated PG-13 for language, occasional violence, crude humor, and lack of pie. Get updated whenever I post! Denshi Jisho Online Dictionary. Art is by Serix Christofer. James Mussman for coding help. Original Coding by Jasmen.

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sophie in akita: July 2008

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Wednesday, July 30, 2008. And making it national for JETs throughout the country, saying goodbye to friends (Edel left on Sunday :( and hello to new ones (the first of our two new Honjo people arrives today! Converting my students` musings (example: "What put in question is not understood only from it") into meaningful English for an upcoming speech contest and, oh so happily, rowing again! Wednesday, July 16, 2008. Stopping for a seaside Lawson's break on our way there. A scary and strange float. Yo...