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- TF Flashback: Time To Revisit Thailand To Travel Around Phuket, Bangkok & Ayutthaya (2008)
- Jumping On The Baseball Bandwagon In Japan (& Then Jumping Right Off It Again!)
- Alphabet Dating In Japan With My Wife Who Was Still Completely Unaware Of The Task At Hand! (S02E04 P-T)
- I went To The Champions League Final! No, Not The UEFA One But The Asian One!
- Unstaffed Stations Of Japan #13 – Daishimae (a.k.a Japan’s Busiest Unstaffed Station)
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Monthly Archives: December 2006
Looking Back At The Last 12 Months
My holidays have begun and just before I set off to Vietnam and Cambodia for a couple of weeks I thought I should do what most of the media (without anything new to write about!) do and take a look back at the … Continue reading
TF Top……Singles & Albums Of 2006
Singles: 1. The Automatic – Monster: Monster by name monster by reputation. Not just the song of the Summer. 2. Mary J Blige & U2 – One: Not #1 but a fantastic cover of an all-time classic. 3. Kasabian – Empire: … Continue reading
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Christmas In Japan
Time for my inevitable ‘Christmas in Japan’ blog entry. The idea of Christmas hadn’t even entered my head when I saw a plastic tree at work towards the end of November which I subsequently helped decorate. Far far too early to be … Continue reading
Posted in Japan Life
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Tobacco & Salt Museum
I don’t like smoking and I have never even tried it and I’m not just saying that because I know my parents will read this! Its a fact. I stopped adding salt to my food long ago so with that in mind … Continue reading
Elvis Lives On In Tokyo!
I have shown photos before of the Elvis dancers who congregate in Yoyogi Park every Sunday but thats not the only Elvis-related thing in Tokyo as there is actually a museum dedicated to the icon. Hidden away on a side street from … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Quirky Japan
Tagged elvis museum, harajuku, kiss museum, Rock & Roll Museum, takeshita dori, tokyo
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Japan Football Museum
What are your memories of the 2002 World Cup Finals held jointly in Korea and Japan? Beckham’s penalty winner against the Argies? Ronaldinho lobbing Seaman from 40 yards? Senegal beating the holders France in the opening game? The Koreans riding … Continue reading
“Everybody’s Going For Those Kinky Boots, Kinky Boots”
I have recently talked a few times about the changing colours of maple leaves and the Japanese fascination with it. Not something I ever took any notice of back in England but I guess I took that kind of thing for granted whereas in … Continue reading
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Tagged black boots, FM boots, Japanese boots, japanese girls, japanese girls in FM boots, long boots
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Leicester Fans To Be United In Tokyo….Sort Of!!
Got my ticket last week to see Kasabian on January 12th in Tokyo. Will be the second time I’ve seen them live as my first time was at Summer Sonic 2005 on the back of their eponymous debut album. I’m looking forward … Continue reading
Posted in Leicester City, Music
Tagged kasabian in tokyo, leicester city fans in tokyo, tokyofox
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