At 2:46PM today, people stopped to give a moment of silence in remembrance of 3-11-11, the day the Great East Japan Earthquake and tsunami struck Japan.
Saturday, March 10, 2012 Tomo Anthology Launch: An Evening of Readings, Discussion and Reflection Time: Saturday, March 10, 2012, 6:30-8:00 p.m. Place: Tokyo Women’s Plaza, Conference Room 1 5-53-67 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo (by the Children’s Castle and United Nations University). … Continue reading →
Before Big Sister left Japan in June for university, she and I had teatime at “Afternoon Tea”, a place that serves lunch and tea with cakes or scones. An adjoining shop sells tea and a variety of things. This … Continue reading →
a small Japanese inn overlooking the sea where I stayed 22 years ago, small tree-covered islands dotting the shoreline, a small shrine, tourist boats where you could feed the seagulls, (oil refineries in the background), hotels and a tourist … Continue reading →
St. Mary’s International School, Tokyo is collecting the following from their community of students, parents, teachers, and staff: Toy Collection – Organized by Cub Scout Pack 15 under the direction of Mr. Dave Nakabayashi – Donations will be sent … Continue reading →
ASIJ, the American School in Japan, has partnered with Tama Church and Second Harvest Japan to deliver emergency aid directly to the effected regions hit by the earthquake and tsunami on March 11th. Many things have been collected and boxed … Continue reading →
Noriko Kudoh, a Japanese children’s book author and illustrator, has published over twenty humorous children’s stories and manga books. She and her artist husband, Toshiyuki Kudoh, created a blogsite for children called Buch. The site is in Japanese and includes … Continue reading →
At our house, the March 11th earthquake was about a 6 on the Japanese scale. We were very lucky that we didn’t have any damage and no one was hurt. There are a few things sitting around that could have … Continue reading →