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Love Hotel
Japan’s No-Tell Motels The words “love hotel” makes some blush in shame and others give thanks and praise; the notions people entertain about these establishments...
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Mike Kontas
For the last thirteen years Mike has been studying and practicing a discipline of Japanese swordsmanship known as Shin Kage Ryu (New Shadow Style).
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2 Brits, a car, & 12 hours
12 Hours East of Fukuoka Spring has sprung and this has Anne and Jon (British foreign students) itching to check-out somewhere new. Neither of them owns a car so they were pleasant...
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Kinenan
Genki Porridge After years of preparing Chinese food in one of Fukuoka’s top international hotels, Sasaki-san, this native of Dalian recently opened her own restaurant on Keg...
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Dodesho?
Think English teaching is a cushy job? For some it still is, but if you are unlucky enough to be a non-JET ALT (Assistant Language Teacher), be prepared to be the meat in a sandwic...
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Salt Man
Shuichi Hirakawa For a man just embarking on his thirties, Hirakawa has already accumulated a wealth of experience. In pursuit of his dream of becoming a log house builder, he head...
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Hakata Medeta-ya
Kool & Kitsch “During his many years of living and working in other cities around Japan, Kajimoto sadly noticed how his hometown Fukuoka, has retained so few of its old ...
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Akaike-machi, Tagawa-gun, Fukuoka Prefecture
A pottery village at the base of Fukuchi Mountain Akaike-machi combines beautiful natural settings with a craft that goes back 400 yearsSpreading out at the base of Mt. Fukuchi in ...
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Clay Babb
For over fifteen years Clay has worked on Harley Davidson motorcycles in the Bay area.
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Tagawa City, Fukuoka Prefecture
History, nature and craftsmanship come alive in the heart of Chikuho Explore the historical mining town of Tagawa City The origin of one of Japan’s best-loved mining songs, T...




