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The machinery of survival
Dear readers, here’s the last installment of my three-part series on natural disasters and how Tokyo is preparing to limit their impact. And if you haven’t read them yet, don’t forget to check out Part 1 and Part 2.
The world is fa...
Are you ready for the Big One?
This photo was taken at a different location. I’ll write about it in the third post of the series.
Dear readers, this is the second article in my three-part series about disaster prevention. You can read the first post here.
Accor...
Playing with fire
Dear readers, as you know, a few days ago Kumamoto Prefecture was once again struck by a major earthquake. That’s the reality of living in Japan: you never know where or when the next one will hit.
Knowing how to prepare for and respond to...
The Fab Four in the Far East
More than half a century after their breakup, the Beatles continue to enjoy an extraordinary level of popularity around the world, and few countries have embraced them more enthusiastically than Japan. The relationship between the Fab Four...
The charm of unremarkable places
The rotenburo (outdoor hot‑spring bath) at Kawafuru Onsen, Gunma Prefecture.
Dear readers, over the past few weeks, several fellow Japan-based Substackers have published stories about onsen (hot springs). By sheer coincidence, I ended up s...
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