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Miyajima, Onomichi and Kurashiki.
Here are photos from 3 of the 4 places we went on holiday (Hiroshima to follow). Great weather, a few run ins with the local wildlife and truly epic views from the moment we were in the air to the moment we landed.
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Game 8 and photos.
Game 8 on ‘games that rock my world’ is up. Not a game as such, but a legacy… Just sorting photos from holiday, then they’ll be up. Chotto matte kudasai!
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Camera.
My camera battery has decided to be empty, so I am going to do some painting while it charges…the photos ARE coming! be patient!
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Old photos…
These were taken by my significant other, about 2 days after I arrived in Japan. We were walking around and there was a neighborhood party happening, which involved hammering rice into a thick, sticky pulp. It is part of a new year traditional food I think. Anyway, I was invited to try both the process…
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New banner…
Hello, hope you like the new banner. the photo is real, and was taken by me on a plane back from Okayama to Tokyo at the weekend. Pretty, huh? Anyway, between working and painting, I will, of course be updating this when I can. For now, sit tight! Jon.
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So…
I have been on holiday. Sorry. When the update comes, and it will, there will be words and photos galore! I am also looking for art materials so I can do some art work. STAY TUNED!
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Still here!
I am still here- had a great few days off in Tokyo. The Sunday roast was great, the rugby game… not so great, but no denying that Ireland schooled England! We also enjoyed a very random trip to a cat cafe! Back to updating, designing, and things like paying bills.
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approaching 100 days.
I was planning to wait to write this until the 7th of April (which would be 100 days in Japan). However, the last 2 and-a-half months (and the last 4 days in particular) have compelled me to start writing about my experiences, thoughts and views over said time. It might take a while, but I will keep…
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Back to work…
So after a weekend of going stir crazy, I was back to work today. It seems that the Japanese are a pretty tough bunch. The events of the weekend will linger in the minds of the Japanese for a long time, but the feeling here seems to be not to dwell too much on things.…
Eigotaku design. 