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K8 Concert

K8 Concert

The day after we went to Kobe, we spent the day in Osaka for the K8 concert. We walked around and shopped in the morning, then grabbed an early lunch. Later on we parted ways with my mom, who was going to head back to the hotel by herself, while my sister and I left for Kyocera Dome together. We weren’t quite sure how much time we needed to buy con goods, but we were pretty surprised to see there…

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Kobe

Kobe

I’ve really been putting off my journal entries for too long. I’m pretty sure I’ve forgotten the majority of the things I wanted to write about, but I’m going to attempt at pulling out the highlights of my side trips in Japan. Starting off with – Kobe. I went to Kobe back in January when my mom and sis were visiting. If I was posting in chronological order, this entry should go right after my USJ post, as I visited…

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First Wedding in Japan

First Wedding in Japan

This past weekend I was really lucky to be invited to my friend Megumi’s wedding. It was my first time attending a Japanese style wedding so I really didn’t know what to expect. I bought a new dress for the event and borrowed some accessories from a friend since I left most of my stuff back home in Canada. Then I had to research the gift giving procedures in Japan. In Japan it isn’t common for couples to have a…

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First Time Working in Japan

First Time Working in Japan

Lately I’ve been pretty lazy blogging-wise, but since I was writing about first experiences in my last post, I thought I would add a consecutive post about my first time working in Japan. After coming back from my trip to Korea and Kansai Japan, I pretty much threw all my time and effort into my job search. Ideally I was hoping to find one job where I could use English primarily and one where I could use Japanese. I was…

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First Visit to the Dentist in Japan

First Visit to the Dentist in Japan

I know it’s a little mundane to be blogging about a visit to the dentist, but it was a bit of a hurdle for me visiting a medical practitioner for the first time in Japan. To start, I went to the Nagoya International Centre to get recommendations for English-speaking dentists in the area. The lady gave me a few options close to Mei-eki, but she said that with my level of Japanese, I was probably fine visiting a Japanese-speaking dentist…

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