a swedish househusband’s stories from japan
translation to japanese by google translate
obento
An integral part life in Japan is obento, Japanese lunch boxes (or just bento with…
a watermelon story
Every time I take the bicycle to the kindergarten to drop off or pick up…
different kinds of rain
Here comes the alphabet rain, said my son one day when we were playing. It…
building a tree
A big patch of rain passed by and left behind 15 degrees lower temperatures. Suddenly,…
oita – for dad
The final day of our recent trip to Oita prefecture in Kyushu, I got the…
oita – for kids
One thing I love about Japan are the many public holidays that are scattered around…
(sur)realism
A short little post to celebrate a short little line of poetry found everywhere in…
ikea
Even though it has been a very hot summer, we have been trying to do…
typhoon nr 10
When typhoon number 10 of this year, or Shanshan as it is called, approached Kyushu…
gyoza
Every now and then, my son and I try our hand on cooking something new….
ice
Japan during summer is hot and humid and sweaty. To say the least. Cool drinks…
fukuoka tower
What do you want to do today, we asked our son last Sunday. It is…
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