a swedish househusband’s stories from japan
translation to japanese by google translate
the kappa and the red fish
Following the watermelon story from last year, time has come for a new story. A…
rain and more rain
Every year come June me and my son are enjoying the ever changing rice fields….
kappa
I have made a habit of writing a blog post every week but sometimes, I…
back to the beach
It has only been a few weeks since we went to play at the beach….
five
The weeks leading up to our son’s fifth birthday has been all about dinosaurs and…
problem solving – part 2
Space has been a topic of daily conversation in our family the last few months….
soroban
I was introduced to the abacus as a child. My grandfather was fascinated by the…
a windy day
It was supposed to be a beautiful weekend, warm but not hot, clear skies and…
bubbles
A little boy can find playtime everywhere, any time. Empty toilet paper rolls become bowling…
a good question
When I moved to Japan I got convinced that moving to another country will, like…
arita
Having devoted the last two posts to travel, why not follow up with a little…
… to hell
Picking up where the last post left off, on the second day of our little…

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