Category: Travel
Gaijin Meet Japan – Tanabata!
The 5th episode of Oleñka and Cédric´s Japan adventure, Gaijin meet Japan. After the Asian trip, they came back to Tokyo to enjoy the summer in Japan.
Gaijin Meet Japan – Itadakimasu!!
The 4th episode of Oleñka and Cédric. This time is all about Japanese food! What did they like? And what did they like the least?
Gaijin Meet Japan – Happy New Year in Tokyo!
This is the third episode of the adventure of Oleñka and Cédric. They spent the New Year´s Eve with the Okimori family. It´s one of the most traditional and magical moment of Japan during the year.
Gaijin meet Japan – Arigato Forever Okimori Family 2 –
This is the second part of Arigato forever Okimori Family, the journey of Oleñka and Cédric. The Okimori family´s big love stays deep inside of them.
Gaijin meet Japan – Arigato Forever Okimori Family-
Oleñka and Cédric set for a long journey around Asia. Japan was one of the most important destiny for them. But how could they imagine this Japan trip would be so memorable? Oleñka and Cédric´s Gaijin meet Japan.
Second hand book shop – BOOK-OFF
One of the favourite places to be is bookshops. I can´t move to digital tablet to read books. Whenever I´m in Tokyo, I go to Jinbo-cho to feel old books. But Book-Off is the best place to buy second hand books.
Summer! Festivals! in Japan
Summer festivals are everywhere in Japan. They all look similar yet somehow original. This is the one in a village near Narita airport.
Obon started in Japan
This week is Obon in Japan. It´s a week when Japanese people spend the time with their ancestors´ spirits. Scary? Not really.
Art Attack in Osaka Part 1
Chisai Fujita´s art review is back. Department stores in Osaka is changing. They are now into art scene and try to make art projects inside the departments. Will it work? Can they make art more accessible?
Japan a year after of the disaster – A Story of Japanese people
The 11th of March was a year after the Tsunami. This year was the year Japan learnt the importance of “tsunagari” (connection between people). These are the stories of how Japanese people spent this whole year.