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Feb 1, 2011Now Reports
Sinnocular – Gaijin Rock
On an average night in a Fukuoka live house, it’s not common to see many foreigners in the crowd, let alone on the bill.
Feb 1, 2011Now Reports
Lars Martinson
American cartoonist Lars Martinson has a long history with Japan, having lived here as a high school exchange student, a JET Programme assistant English teacher, and a calligraphy ...
Jan 1, 2011Now Reports
Hakata’s Hidden Almanac: The Mikkaebisu Festiva
Few people know of the Miyoto Ebisu Festival, at the Kushida-jinja Shintp shrine in December.
Jan 1, 2011Now Reports
Baseball and Sumo aren’t the only games in town… Basketball is RIZING!
Basketball has found new legs in Japan. The sport’s recent growth in popularity has been carried by the Basketball Japan League (BJ League)
Jan 1, 2011Now Reports
Magno
On a Tuesday night between 8 and 8:30 pm, you may have found yourself moving to some smooth Latin tunes played on Love FM radio (76.1 MHz). For the past 13 years, the person behind...
Dec 1, 2010Now Reports
Sipping Shochu!
I had been interested in shochu since I first ventured out to a little izakaya in a dark backstreet of Chikushino one muggy night in September.
Dec 1, 2010Now Reports
Jean-Christophe Blot
Jean-Christophe, originally from Joinville Le Pont, France, has lived in Japan for ten years and has been pastry chef and owner of Aux Delices in Yakuin for six.
Nov 1, 2010Now Reports
Feel The Power Of The Earth!
Kokonoe-machi, in the Kuju area of Oita, is a lovely country town that, considering its small size, is packed with onsen and other sightseeing opportunities.
Nov 1, 2010Now Reports
Dr. Ronald Schlemper
Dr. Schlemper opened the International Medical Clinic near Tojinmachi subway station six years ago and is the only foreign doctor with his own clinic in southern Japan.
Nov 1, 2010Now Reports
History of Hakata’s Mizutaki
When young people think of nabe ryori in Fukuoka/Hakata, motsunabe comes to mind, but those with longer memories will think of mizutaki.