This study abroad experience has been the most impactful, influential, and inspiring event in my life thus far. Because of this experience, I was able to confirm some questions I was having in regard to my possible career path and I was also given the chance to experience a culture that, for most of my [...]
Tag: japan summer 2018
Japanese Cuisine: A Short Introduction
Ramen Ramen is a solid staple of the cuisines that can be found in Japan. Unlike the cheap packaged ramen found all over the United States or the overpriced versions found in some restaurants, ramen in Japan is both affordable and quite delicious. There are many different kinds of ramen that can found ranging from [...]
The Shrines of Japan: Etiquette and Themes
The first week in Japan has been incredible and our visits to shrines have inspired me to create a blog post explaining shrine etiquette and the different aspects/structures in and around these shrines. Most shrines can be found all over Japan, both in rural and residential areas, and usually include worship for several kami (gods). [...]
BullsMeetWorld – Hiroshima – Nakamichi Nobuhiro
This is Nakamichi Nobuhiro-san, an okonomiyaki chef in Hiroshima. My friends and I went out to eat for both of the nights we were in Hiroshima because of his incredible personality and great food. The first night we came with a group of about 15 people, so the interaction wasn’t as personal, but for the [...]
Week 2 in Japan- Beppu, Hiroshima, and Kyoto
My second week in Japan was full of adventures and new experience. Monkey Mountain Beppu: Beppu Hells: Miyajima/ Misen Mountain Climbing: Hiroshima Peace Museum: Samurai Kenbu Experience: Kansai Gaidai:
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