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Hip surgery, the Daimyo way

Take two gaijin. Add achingly cool Japanese fashion. St […]

Gay-jin Fukuoka

  An Update on Fukuoka’s Gay Scene This mont […]

She Loved Me, She Loved Me Not?

by William BagginsUSA / English Teacher January fourth […]

Anthologizing Fukuoka’s History

In the Edo Period an ancient “kin'in” or golden seal which symbolized a diplomatic relationship between Japan and China was discovered in Fukuoka.

Alejandro Cremades

For millions of people the distinctive chirp and bleep of the Nintendo Game Boy® will instantly recall their junior button-pushing days

Turn up the Heat!

Warm up this winter with Tasty Thai Food! Eating spicy […]

Fukuoka’s First Foreign Scholars

It’s not unusual today for people in junior high school or high school to travel to foreign countries for study, but do you know who the first people in Fukuoka were to study abroa...

Getting Jazzed in Fukuoka

  by Shayne Bowden This month Fukuoka Now asked mu […]