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Monthly Archives: September 2012
Tokyo Toray Pan Pacific Open 2012 Tennis Tournament
This years TPPO tennis tournament in Tokyo promised to be better than usual with 12 of the worlds top 13 women participating for big prize money and a large amount of ranking points. Sadly that one missing player was the … Continue reading
Dining Out: Mingalaba (Burmese)
Myanmar? Burma? Which is the correct one, I really don’t know but then again my knowledge of all things Burmese is very minimal. That is slowly changing due to one of my students bringing in articles about Aung San Suu Kyi … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Drink
Tagged Aung San Suu Kyi, burmese restaurants tokyo, michelle yeoh, mingalaba, myanmar restaurants tokyo, takadanobaba, The Lady, yangon restaurant
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New York Filming Locations: Superman (1978)
It may not get quite the same hype as Batman or Spider-Man but Superman is arguably the most famous super-hero and one that brings back memories of my early childhood and the last day of school term where we often … Continue reading
New York Filming Locations: Coming To America (1988)
When my family finally caught up with the rest of Britain and got a video recorder in the late 80’s the first film we rented was ‘Coming To America‘ starring Eddie Murphy; a film I still have fond affection for … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Locations, Nth American Travel
Tagged 392 South 5th St at Hooper St, Arsenio Hall, coming to america apartment, coming to america filming locations, coming to america new york locations, eddie murphy, where is the coming to america apartment, where is the coming to america mcdowells restaurant
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Review: Films Set In Japan – ‘The Bad News Bears Go To Japan’ (1978)
We all know that when the writers of a TV show or film franchise (and I use that term in the loosest sense regarding this movie!) run out of ideas they take the project overseas. Now, I’m not too sure … Continue reading
Dining Out: L’Azure (Tunisian)
It often gets forgotten that when I went to Tunisia in August 2009 the holiday wasn’t only about things to do with Star Wars. Whilst that did take up the majority of my attention I did see and do a … Continue reading
New York Filming Locations: I Am Legend (2007)
Will Smith plays Robert Neville; a scientist unable to stop a deadly man-made virus spreading which he is immune to and the only human survivor in New York City and perhaps the world. His townhouse is at 11 Washington Square Park … Continue reading
New York Filming Locations: Sex And The City (1998-2004)
When I first came to Japan all those years ago there weren’t (and indeed still aren’t) too many English language programmes on so I ended up watching episodes of all kinds of sh*te and that included a few episodes of … Continue reading
Dining Out: I Ate Sheep Brain Curry & Ewe Better Believe It!!
I was having a quick peruse of the excellent RocketNews24 website last week when I saw an article about a Pakistani restaurant in Ikebukuro which serves sheep brain curry and thought I’d go along and see and experience it myself. … Continue reading
New York Filming Locations: The Amazing Spider-Man (2012)
This is a first for me in that I have actually scouted out a very current film; one that I only saw at its World Premiere in Tokyo in June. Peter Parker (Andrew Garfield) lives with his Aunt May (Sally … Continue reading
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Tagged 15 West 81st Street, amazing spider-man house, amazing spider-man new york locations, Hearst Building spider-man, National Museum of the American Indian, oscorp spider-man location, peter parkers brooklyn house, the amazing spider-man filming locations
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