This week, the shop assistant at the flower shop in the shopping arcade in Ajiro, Fuse布施足代 recommended these cute flowers to me. Are they not beautiful! They are called Alstroemeria both in English and in Japanese. So the Japanese name in katakanaアリストロメリア resembles the English name very well. The flower itself was named by the German […]
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Lily of the Inkas
We go from January to the 3rd week of April. Then we take a break. Then we go May to mid August and take another break; finally late August to the 3rd week of December...and start all over. What a great balance. This time I'm travelling solo in Hiroshima Prefecture. Peace. Jim smithweb.co.jp/sagamihara/
One of the things I love about Japan is how they seamlessly fuse the old & the new. I especially love the narrow Izakaya-filled alleys that continue to hold on to the old charm. This is in Nakano, just a station away from our school in Koenji, Tokyo.
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- Nature Comes Alive
- The Changing Seasons of Japan
- Student’s Individual Needs
- New Amagasaki Castle
- Special Treats for Students
- Unprecedented Support
- Smith’s School of English Tsukaguchi Teacher Using Reusable Bags in Amagasaki, Japan
- Takarazuka Musical “Casanova”
- Prague Christmas Market
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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]