Japanese Ladies Fashion in Shizuoka 16: Wigs!
Big wigs of blonde, auburn and other colors have fallen out of fashion, but some girls still wear...
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Month: April 2012
Bryan Baird’s Newsletter (2012/04/30): May is Hop Madness Month; Two New Hoppy Seasonal Releases
Baird Beer & Taproom Events Bulletin May is Hop Madness Month; Two New Hoppy Seasonal Releases...
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Japanese Fish Species 15: Japanese Halfbeak-Sayori-鱵, 細魚, 針魚
The Japanese Half Beak or “Sayori” is a very popular fish in Japan as sashimi or sushi...
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Healthy Vegetarian Lunch at Locomani in Shizuoka City (Spring 2012)!
Service: Very friendly although a bit shy! Equipment: Great overall cleanliness Prices: Reasonable...
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Japanese Ladies Fashion in Shizuoka 15: Long-legged and Wobbly Fashionista!
I took this pic inside Shizuoka Station yesterday before boarding on an evening train. This...
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Shidaizumi Brewery and Nyan Cup: Cats as ambassadors for quality sake
Steaming sake rice, two women as Toji?: Haginishiki Brewery, Shizuoka
One year through seasons with a japanese farmer : Umeboshi (Japanese pickled plums)
Japanese organic tea producers: Ihachi Farm, heirs to a 15-generation tradition (English Subs).
The first woman as Toji in Shizuoka ! Discover the Hamamatsu Shuzou Brewery.
A sake made with 100 years old water from Mount Fuji : Fuji Takasago Brewery [English Subs]
The Sake Brewery nearest to Mount Fuji: Fujimasa
Japanese and modern traditional hair dressing : Kanzashi
Daruma: Enter in the world of the famous japanese talisman at Sugiyama Daruma Ten
【3】Dive in Japanese culture with Roger Voltz, traditional Japanese Noh Masks craftsmen.
【1】Roger Voltz, Martial arts specialist, Noh masks Carver talks about how he came to live in Japan
Discover Aizome, the japanese Indigo Dyeing [English Captions]
【2】MIZUTORI, Original Japanese modern and traditional sandals: Geta (FRENCH/ENGLISH/JAPANESE)
【1】MIZUTORI, Original Japanese modern and traditional sandals: Geta (FRENCH/ENGLISH/JAPANESE)
【2】Japanese green tea from Shizuoka: Marufuku Seicha [En/Fr/Jp]. Products, woman condition in Japan.
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