Kobe Parks
Taken by Jon Burroughs at the Shin-Kobe ropeway and nearby parks.
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One part of the culture I really wanted to learn more about during my time as a JET was Japan’s rich theater history. I had studied traditional theater forms like Kabuki, Noh and Bunraku Puppet Theater in my college years, and when I was placed in Kyoto I was thrilled to be able to see…
Yahatamaki – rolled beef with burdock and carrot. This is an interesting-looking and delicious side dish, or it can be added to your bento.
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Tajima, Kobe, Hanshin, Harima
You see them walking down the street on the way to a wedding. You see them wrapped around white-faced maiko as they flutter past you in Gion. You see them at summer festivals and accompanying the click-clack of wooden geta along the riverfront of Kinosakionsen. The Japanese kimono. There is nothing else like it. For…
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