A whole bunch of umeboshi (up there with japanese pickles) drying inside the temple that is supposed to help you with your studies.
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Hi, my name is Hannah and welcome to my blog ‘Tales of a Gaijin’. I started this blog several years ago to share the experiences of my first exchange to Japan and now I’m heading back again. My days of being an exchange student are over (silent tear). This time I am taking on Japan and the big scary ‘real world’. I hope you will join me, whether again or for the first time, as I experience Japan as an employee of a Japanese company (and of course, as a gaijin^^).
About Me
- Hannah
- Just a little ol’ gaijin navigating the concrete jungle that is Tokyo, Japan.
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- Hello hello! Well, WOW! I’m moving tomorrow to my ...
- Quick Hello!
- I’m back from Kyoto! It was so neat I have a total...
- A whole bunch of umeboshi (up there with japanese ...
- Slinkiness! You can see the A from 'ambitous Japan...
- Wa Shoi! = what shrine carrying people say!!
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- We'll call them 'THE WALL'! It makes them sound c...
- In the left corner we have the other exchange stu...
- McDonalds, or 'mahku' as they say here, even has ...
- When I took this picture it was for the cosplayer...
- Hey, whose that really cool person? Why it's me of...
- My host sister and I sporting the onsen yukuata (...
- I thought this was an interesting picture of Toky...
- I can't believe I'm posting this but there's me an...
- I'm posting this one for fun, did it make you look...
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1 comment:
You should bring some when ya get back...
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