For what I thought would be the start of summer, I joined the Hug A Speaker and Aux Dining crew in representing Hiroshima at the Unity Dub free beach party near Himeji in Hyogo Prefecture. On a sliver of beach sandwiched between two big factories, there were 2 main stages featuring Kansai DJs as well [...]
Posted via email from littleforeigner’s posterous Discarded sake cup seen in the gutter on the road to Azuma-yama for the Hiba-yama Skyline Run. The characters “美人” mean “beautiful woman”.
At Hongo rest stop on the Chugoku Expressway – a morning set with salmon, fried egg, salad, miso soup, pickles and all you can eat rice for a mere ¥550. Posted via email from littleforeigner’s posterous
Today the kids loved playing with the dandelion clocks along the shady riverside trails only a hot spring afternoon.
Felix (and his dad) were pretty chugged to find these Kamen Rider (Kamen Cider) and Ultraman themed drinks in a DyDo vending machine in a local park. See and download the full gallery on posterous Posted via email from littleforeigner’s posterous
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Jack of many trades. Japan "lifer". Co-editor of GetHiroshima.com. Trail runner. Lapsed Ironman athlete and bass player. DJ. Geek wannabe. Father of 2, life partner of 1.
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