I was reading a feature on the Japan Times website recently. This article was entitled Silent Spring in Tokyo and bemoaned the lack of any sign of wildlife in the Tokyo suburb where the author lives (he states that it is about an hour’s train ride from midtown). All that I can say to the writer […]
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Cycling by Katsura river is often a very relaxing experience. Tom, smithweb.co.jp/katsura/![]()
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I am surprised to read that Miyazaki is now the kingdom of Gyoza in Japan, beating Utsunomiya and Hamamatsu. As I have never been there, I'm thinking this will be a good place to visit in December. Has anyone been there? Jim. smithweb.co.jp/sagamihara/![]()
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"Within a few years of moving from Tokyo, Tsuneyoshi Hiroyuki became a self-christened Miyazaki gyōza evangelist under the name Miyazaki Gyōza Prince. He also promotes the “snack” bars of Nishitachi, as Miyazaki’s entertainment district is known." (© Tamura Masashi)
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#101,8-21-5, Hanafuku-building, Fukushima-Ku,OsakaTel: 0120-222-248 (Japan)
Tel: 81-6-6455-8050 (Other)
Fax: 06-6455-8052
E-mail: [email protected]