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A guide for Japan: April 2009

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Monday, April 27, 2009. Looking forwad to my golden week :). Its been really strange latley with out my Kaito here, I guess its been good in some ways as I have finally be able to work on my sites and my blogs. I have a site about my name its called. Http:/ www.jagosofcornwall.com/. Thats another story for later. Namahage is a Japanese. Which is observed throughout. Japan It is said[. To have originated as a ritual for cleansing people's. And for blessing the new year. It is a kind of. They then scare ch...

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A guide for Japan: January 2009

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Friday, January 23, 2009. This was me being stupid as Kojima. Http:/ uk.youtube.com/watch? A guide to travel in Japan. OK now you know some Japanese and a little bit of a background to the history. I guess I should suggest a few things to do and planing a trip to Japan. OK so you have planned your trip or decided to come to Japan, you maybe asking yourself when is the best time to come to Japan. Well let me give you some pointers about nice times in Japan and small things about Japan. There are a few pla...

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A guide for Japan: April 2010

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Thursday, April 15, 2010. The History of The Jago's - Home. The History of The Jagos - Home. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Visit My Website Terry CV. Visit My Website Japan site. Visit My Website Japan forum. My site on my surname. Http:/ www.delicious.com/. Free webmaster resources including SEO Tools. JobCube.com - Japan-focused jobs for bilingual professionals. Japan News and Forum. The History of The Jagos - Home.

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A guide for Japan: UKiyo-e

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Thursday, June 25, 2009. Waitress Okita from the Naniwaya Tearoom - Utamaro. The prints were a collaboration between artist, publisher, wood-block carver and printer although they are almost always accredited to the artist and publisher only. Kitagawa Utamaro (1753 1806) is famous for his depictions of beautiful women from the tearooms (above), shops and pleasure quarters of Edo. He also designed some of the most beautifully illustrated books in the history of ukiyo-e. Ukiyo-e remain part of the Japanese...

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A guide for Japan: Pop

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Thursday, June 25, 2009. Think about it - Sony Music Entertainment is one of the biggest record companies in the world; Yamaha is the largest manufacturer of musical instruments in the world; Japan has the sixth-largest population in the world; the music industry generates billions and billions of dollars worldwide every year. Yet how many Japanese artists have had a No. 1 hit in the US or European charts? One Yes, one - and that was way back in 1963 (Sukiyaki by Sakamoto Kyu). The pop/rock music scene h...

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A guide for Japan: Pachinko

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Thursday, June 25, 2009. How big is the pachinko business in Japan? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Visit My Website Terry CV. Visit My Website Japan site. Visit My Website Japan forum. My site on my surname. Http:/ www.delicious.com/. Free webmaster resources including SEO Tools. JobCube.com - Japan-focused jobs for bilingual professionals. Japan News and Forum. Magome and Tsumago: Following the footsteps. Naha: A place in the sun. Courtesy of Mitaka Forest Ghibli Museum.

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A guide for Japan: May 2009

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Friday, May 22, 2009. Friends and Family coming to Japan. My Brother and Sister and a few other friends are coming to Japan tomorrow. So I have be planning a trip for them and will give me a little excuse to write a little plan to tour Japan or atlest as much as you can in a week. Tomorrow they arrive so they will be tired however, I will take them to Yokohama once they have had dropped there bags around my house no uses wasting time with you are only around for a week. Disney is a must wednesday will be...

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A guide for Japan: Working in Japan

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Thursday, June 25, 2009. Read our guide to teaching in Japan. While teaching is an ideal job for someone in the country only temporarily, there are several other options available. Visa restrictions make some of them more suitable as a 'moonlighting' option while others provide sponsorship and various benefits. Bar and restaurant work. The JET (Japan Exchange and Teaching) Program is usually thought of as being for teaching English only. In fact, it also provides positions for SEA's (Sports Exchange ...

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A guide for Japan: Ryoko

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Thursday, June 25, 2009. Yonekura Ryoko (Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, 1975- ). She made her movie debut in Damboru Hausu Garu (Homeless Girl) and in 2002 she co-starred with Kikukawa in Gun Crazy. The duo played a pair of "gun-toting killer babes". Enough said. Her 2002 drama series Seikei Bijin (Artificial Beauty) also aired in the US. The series dealt with the curently hot topic of cosmetic surgery. Click photos to see larger version. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.

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A guide for Japan: Royal Family

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Thursday, June 25, 2009. The Japanese Imperial family is the oldest hereditary monarchy in the world. The family's lineage dates back to the sixth century BC, though the title of Tenno (emperor) or Sumera-Mikoto (heavenly sovereign) was assumed by rulers in the sixth or seventh century and has been used since. The family crest (above) is the kiku, or chrysanthemum. Origins and early history. Post World War II. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Visit My Website Terry CV. Were a...