It is very difficult for me to find an apartment both in Canada or Japan because I own a large dog. The apartment I am living in now is big and suitable for both me and my dog, but it took a lot of effort to find it.
As most non Japanese, my first foray into food of the land of the rising sun was sushi, which is a pretty standard way to go. Eventually I discovered there is a whole world beyond sushi and that the variety Japanese food had to offer is wonderfully exciting and a new awakening of the taste buds. One such amazing experience is eating takoyaki.
Being a dancing girl, I get many opportunities to travel within and outside Japan, so in this column I would like to touch upon my experiences in and out of Japan.
I feel gratitude and fondness toward the land and people of Senegal, to such an extent that I would like to give birth in Senegal again if I get another chance to have a child.
While living in Japan, I met a variety of people, all of whom agreed that the colder months of the year seemed to bring on a severe and recurring symptom of ‘cold hands and feet,’ one which only appeared to affect the ‘gentler sex’.
Hello People in Montreal. Hope you are well. This is the 12th and will be the last segment. I hope you understand Feng Shui better now.
Even though I do not follow any particular religion, for this month’s column I would like to introduce my favorite church in Hiroshima, the “Noborimachi church” (or World Peace Memorial Church.)