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Blog · January 15, 2009

Driving In Japan : Guess Where This Is … :)

Hello Dedicated Readers!! In this seventh driving installment, I’m putting out a challenge to anyone to try and guess where these beautiful buildings and gardens are located.  I’ll give you some hints:  It is in Kansai; you have to drive there; it is part of a site with several National Treasures in it; it is not […]

Blog · December 10, 2008

Driving In Japan : Momiji-gari Kansai ( 紅葉狩り )

I know it’s already well into December and people are starting to live without the beautiful colored leaves of autumn.  My wife Yoko and I went on a total of five trips into the country this fall with the primary purpose of seeing maples, poplars, birches, cherriers and other deciduous tree species change color.  This year has […]

Blog · August 31, 2008

Kanazawa City Center is a Must-See !!

If you get the chance to go to Ishikawa Prefecture, make sure you stop into downtown Kanazawa City.  Kanazawa, home and power base of the Maeda Clan, dates from the mid 17th Century in its prime.  Much of the city center of Kanazawa is devoted to this history, and the star attraction Kenrokuen Garden, an 11.4 […]

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When a student reviews at home, brings it back for me to check...I get happy!! Jim smithweb.co.jp/sagamihara ... See MoreSee Less
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スミス英会話メインページ

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On my walk today. Taro Okamoto created these statues ‘Yobu, akai te, aoi te’ [Beckoning, Red Hand, Blue Hand] for the Nishimon Kaimono Koen Street, Sagamihara City, in 1982. His story is unbelievable and his work can be seen all over Japan as well as in major World Cities. Jim smithweb.co.jp/sagamihara/スミス英会話相模原校のジムです。今日の散歩。岡本太郎が作った「呼ぶ赤い手・青い手」というオブジェが、相模原市の西門買物公園道路に1982年設置されました。彼のストーリーは信じられないような話で、また作品は日本国内中や世界で見られます。smithweb.co.jp/sagamihara/ ... See MoreSee Less
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