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Class issues in Japanese martial arts
And now, for something completely different…
Dear readers, though I pride myself on covering most aspects of Japanese culture and society, I have to confess that martial arts are a blind spot. Luckily, there are people like Tim Shaw who co...
When the Yamanote ran by the sea
Dear readers, following the latest episode of my walks around the Yamanote Line and a photo diary featuring more pictures I took on that day, I’m going to show you how the area between Shinagawa and Takanawa looked during the Edo period and...
Photo diary (3)
The Tokyo Monorail.
Dear readers, here are more photos I took during my walk between Shinagawa and Takanawa Gateway stations. Please refer to that post for reference.
Konan Ryokusui Park
At Konan Ryokusui Park I found a Japanese...
Walking on water
Dear readers, we are back to our dear old Yamanote Line, the heart of rail transportation in central Tokyo. If you are new to Tokyo Calling, check out the link above to read the previous episodes. Annual subscribers, by the way, get a free...
Japan, 1992: After the Bubble
Dear readers, as I wrote in a previous essay, I first visited Japan in 1989. By the time I returned for good, in 1992, many things had changed. Here are a few interesting facts about the year my life began again.
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