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Em in the East: Summer, summer, summer time!
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Em in the East. Sunday, August 14, 2011. Summer, summer, summer time! The beginning of summer vacation proved to be a bit hairy as it was the end of the semester, friends were moving away and friends were coming out to visit. so needless to say, things were busy! So the good news is all of the work is done for the semester, one friend made it home safely while the other made it here safely. My good friend, Caroline, is visiting from VT! Caroline made it out in one piece (or at least on both feet).
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Em in the East: Better than Sakura
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Em in the East. Tuesday, May 3, 2011. These spring beauties are my favorites; I love the gnarled branches, and the large flowers. The flowers bloom before any of the leaves do, first the white ones, then sakura and then the pink ones. Em in the East. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Hello, with love, from Japan. Takenoko (Bamboo Shoot) Digging. Annie and Ryan- Around the World. Jessie-Across the U.S. Laura- In the classroom. Watermark template. Powered by Blogger.
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Em in the East: February 2010
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Em in the East. Saturday, February 6, 2010. As some of you may know, Japan has a real affinity for anything "cute." Commercials, sign boards, labels on drinks, fashion, even construction cones are very, very cute. I have been immune to this "kawaii" crazed culture. until now. I've become rather attached to "mameshiba,". Little bean-dogs. Check out the links below, and tell me if you've ever seen anything quite so kawaii! Em in the East. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Hello, with love, from Japan.
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Em in the East: September 2010
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Em in the East. Friday, September 3, 2010. Fireworks in the Appopriate Get-up! Fireworks in Japan are always so fun because people come out in droves and often in yukatas. Yukatas are light, summer-weight kimonos, if you will. From left to right: Ryan, Minori, Naomi and me (all sportin' our yukatas). From left to right (below): Naeim, Zena (in the back), Fariha and Evan. I love this shot. We're just chatting with the fireworks going off overhead. Em in the East. Thursday, September 2, 2010. Em in the East.
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Em in the East: January 2011
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Em in the East. Friday, January 14, 2011. A Snowy Day in Kenrokuen. Em in the East. Life Despite the Winter. Em in the East. Tuesday, January 4, 2011. Here's wishing you the best for the New Year! Em in the East. Lotus Plants in the Park. In Ueno Park, we passed through a lotus bog; as it was my first time to see the lotus plant up close, I got a little carried away in snapping photos. Although the plants had died, the light was incredible and the bog was quite beautiful. Em in the East.
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Em in the East: December 2010
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Em in the East. Wednesday, December 29, 2010. A few friends and I spent the entire day wandering Ueno Park. There are numerous museums, a park, a zoo, restaurants, shopping. lots to do and see. I loved the contrast of the traditional Japanese architecture and the modern motorbike hidden behind the trees. Tokyo has proven to be substantially warmer than Kanazawa, so it was a treat to walk around in just a thin coat, see the sun and to see the sun light up some of the Japanese maples- lovely. Em in the East.
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Em in the East: May 2011
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Em in the East. Sunday, May 22, 2011. Em in the East. Takenoko (Bamboo Shoot) Digging. Masa spotted a WHOPPER! I don't have too much to say on takenoko except that it does make a very tasty side dish. Em in the East. Tuesday, May 3, 2011. These spring beauties are my favorites; I love the gnarled branches, and the large flowers. The flowers bloom before any of the leaves do, first the white ones, then sakura and then the pink ones. Em in the East. Em in the East. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Em in the East: June 2010
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Em in the East. Sunday, June 6, 2010. Em in the East. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Hello, with love, from Japan. Annie and Ryan- Around the World. Jessie-Across the U.S. Laura- In the classroom. Watermark template. Powered by Blogger.
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Em in the East: October 2010
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Em in the East. Monday, October 11, 2010. This was the highlight of my trip with Dad. Miyajima is quaint, little island-town with winding, narrow streets, vendors, deer running amuck and, of course, gorgeous shrines and views. Miyajima is perhaps best known for Itsukushima Shrine, now an UNESCO world heritage site. This shrine was originally built in the 6th century, but was rebuilt as many times as it was destroyed; the last time it was rebuilt was in the 16th century! Em in the East. In the end, the Ca...
