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On Being Yukiko: Linking past to future
01 Apr 2015
Posted by Ai Nagaoka 
Misao Okawa on her 116th birthday. Photo courtesy: YouTube Okawa was born on March 5th, 1898 in Osaka and had just turned 117 years old early last month. In an interview, she said that it doesn't seem like such a long time. Born to a kimono maker, Misao married her husband Yukio in 1919, who died...
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Posted by Matthew O'Mara 
Last year, we saw a huge number of hilarious, fictional Japanese products coming from companies like Google, but there's always an air of "What If" in what we see. So here's a quick list of some of the best and some of the rest from Japan. Google's Party Horn Google Japan's Input Piro-piro...
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Posted by Jun Kobayashi 
Finding real tonkatsu in Toronto is tough, but it's a simple fix at this new restaurant. Words and Photos by: Jun Kobayashi and Ai Nagaoka TORONTO — Mr. Tonkatsu opened its doors a month ago and reviews from customers have been extremely positive, so we decided to give this new place a test for ourselves. Tonkatsu...
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