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Monthly Archives: April 2014
World’s Busiest Train Station: Shinjuku
Information was released last year detailing the worlds busiest train stations and Japan pretty much monopolised the top 50 list with only five of them not in this country. It’s not until the number 24 position that a non-Japanese station appears … Continue reading
Tokyo Daytripper: Top 10 Day Trips Beyond Kanagawa, Saitama & Chiba
Unlike the surrounding area’s of Saitama, Kanagawa and Chiba, these day trips from Tokyo are proper full-on journeys and do include a fair bit of travel but with an early start they are all very do-able within daylight hours. However, when … Continue reading
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Tagged Atami sex museum, how to get to fuji q highland, how to get to fujishibazakura, how to get to hitachi seaside park from Tokyo, how to get to mount tsukuba, how to get to nikko, how to get to tobu world square, how to get to ushiku daibutsu, kawaguchiko, mount tsukuba, Plum Blossom Viewing In Kairakuen
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Kameido Tenjin Shrine Wisteria Festival
Wisteria flowers can be seen in full bloom between the end of April and the start of May in Tokyo and the best place to see them is Kameido Tenjin Shrine which hosts a Fuji Matsuri (Wisteria Festival) with a selection of food stalls … Continue reading
Using Music Effectively In English Lessons
At a recent teachers meeting there seemed to be a fair bit of interest in how I use music in my English lessons. I have written on here before about using songs in adult English lessons which is very much a part … Continue reading
Posted in English Teaching
Tagged additional resources for english lessons, background music during pairwork, guess the movie theme, how to deal with uncomfortable silence in the classroom, how to use music effectively in lessons, soundtrack to lessons, tesol, using music in english lessons
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Kiyosumi Gardens
I’d forgotten all about these gardens until they featured in a cooking segment on the recent ‘Hairy Bikers Asian Adventure‘ BBC TV series. I do remember visiting them about eight years ago with my mate Gideon, and I did actually … Continue reading
C*ck A Load Of This – Kanamara Matsuri 2014
Delighted to wake to news of Leicester‘s promotion back to the Premier League (after an absence of ten years) last Sunday morning, there was no better way to celebrate than making my return to the Kanamara matsuri a.k.a. the penis … Continue reading
Rikugien Gardens (Komagome)
On looking through the Tokyo Fox archive it’s quite apparent that I’ve never really written much about these gardens in Komagome. Rikugien has had brief mentions when I cycled Tokyo’s top 25 sights…in one day and when my friend Hugo visited (both … Continue reading
Hiroshima 2014 Pt II – Onomichi
From time to time I tear interesting travel articles out of magazines and keep them in a file on the off chance that I may one day visit the place in question. Most of the time they are just forgotten … Continue reading