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Yesterday, I did something that I’ve been meaning to do for a long time!! Woot! You know JUMP Festa, right? The big yearly free festival that JUMP puts on in December for all of their properties? I even had my art on display there when I worked for Konomi-sensei! Well, there is a Ribon Festa too, [...]

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Why, hello there, Spring! I’ve missed you. :3 It’s a nice, pleasant 65 degrees, sunny with blue skies. And, the sakura are out. It’s not quite full bloom here where I am, but it’s almost there. Any day now, the trees will be bursting with pink petals, and just the hint of green leaves! Where [...]

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Oh my, is it warm today! It’s around 70 degrees (Fahrenheit), and deliciously sunny! The birds are chirping, and it feels like the cicadas are going to come out soon! So, what better time to revisit old photos, right? XD.. I am going to get out and take some nice new ones of the springyness [...]

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The day after the blizzard!

Chiiiiiillllllyyyy!! Whoa, it is pretty darn chilly for a city that doesn’t have buildings with central heating or insulation. Maybe that’s why my cold has developed into something that makes me really dizzy all of the time? It’s not so bad, though. It’s Saturday– a perfect day to sit in and take the longest bath [...]

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Tokyo’s first blizzard!

Monday, we were hit by something that I’ve never seen in the 8 1/2 years that I’ve lived in Tokyo.. A blizzard! It snows every year, but only enough to stick for a day or so at the most. Tokyo doesn’t really get very snowy. But on Monday, thanks to mother nature, global warming, or [...]

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This is going to be my last post on Ishinomaki. I couldn’t stay in Ishinomaki and on Cat Island forever! If you’re sad, let me know and I’ll see if I can go back up again sometime! Maybe to volunteer! To be honest, I was only even in Ishinomaki/Cat Island for two days, but looking [...]

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What a journey! We had traveled through tsunami-ravaged former neighborhoods in order to reach the ferry docks, froze as the ferry whipped through gloomy waters, and arrived on the lush, cat-filled Tashirojima. From there, T and I had sought out cats, funky turtles, cool signs and billboards, and finally, the coolest cat-shaped hotels EVER. But [...]

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