Short Stories
Articles
2019
Escape, December 2019: For God’s Sake: A Religious Beverage in Origin, Sake is Garnering an Increasingly Global Fanbase. So What Exactly Makes the Drink of the Gods Worth Worshiping? [Print]
GaijinPot, September 2019: Pocket Wi-Fi in Japan: Two Discounted Options for Short and Long-Term Stays
GaijinPot, September, 2019: Your Guide To The 2019 Rugby World Cup Host Cities In Japan: Osaka, Osaka Prefecture
GaijinPot, September, 2019: Your Guide To The 2019 Rugby World Cup Host Cities In Japan: Oita City, Oita Prefecture
Japan Today, September, 2019: Saitama City: A place where sport and culture unite
Japan Today, September, 2019: Cool down between Rugby World Cup matches with Kumagaya City’s scrumptious frozen specialty: ‘Yukikuma’
GaijinPot, August, 2019: Your Guide To The 2019 Rugby World Cup Host Cities In Japan: Kumamoto, Kumamoto Prefecture
GaijinPot, August, 2019: Your Guide To The 2019 Rugby World Cup Host Cities In Japan: Sapporo, Hokkaido Prefecture
Japan Today, May, 2019: 24 Hours in Yokohama
Japan Toady, April, 2019: Dive into Yokohama’s History with this 1-Day Itinerary
GaijinPot, February, 2019: Lose Yourself in the Seasonal Wonderland of Okayama Prefecture
GaijinPot, January, 2019: 20 Things to Do in Taito City
2018
Savvy Tokyo, November, 2018: Leaving Tokyo: Where To Donate And Sell Your Furniture
GaijinPot, October, 2018: Japan101: How to Volunteer for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics
GaijinPot, October, 2018: Japan101: Natural Disasters, Accidents and Emergencies
Savvy Tokyo, September, 2018: Surviving A Tokyo Microapartment Is Possible (If You Get Creative)
Japan Today, September, 2018: Man vs Food: Restaurants for Hangry Fans
GaijinPot, July, 2018: 12 Ways to Make the Most of the Hakone Freepass
Savvy Tokyo, June, 2018: 7 Netflix Shows That Will Help You Understand Japan
Savvy Tokyo, May, 2018: 10 Exhibitions To Catch This Summer In Tokyo
GaijinPot, April, 2018: Pocketalk: Your No. 1 Travel Hack for Adventuring in Japan
Savvy Tokyo, March, 2018: Shinrin-Yoku: The Japanese Art Of Forest Bathing
GaijinPot, March, 2018: A Traveler’s Guide To The Unique Natural Beauty Of Oita Prefecture
GaijinPot, March, 2018: Step Into A History Lover’s Daydream In Oita Prefecture
Japan Today, February, 2018: An Escape To Shiga
Savvy Tokyo, February, 2018: 10 Japanese Dramas To Binge on Netflix
Savvy Tokyo, January, 2018: Top 5 Places To Shop In Yokohama
Savvy Tokyo, January, 2018: 10 Japanese Novels To Add To Your Booket List
2017
Savvy Tokyo, December, 2017: 10 Essential Museums To Visit In Tokyo
Savvy Tokyo, October, 2017: Jimbocho: Spending A Day In Tokyo’s Book District
Savvy Tokyo, September, 2017: 6 Convenient and Well-Stocked Tokyo Health Food Stores
2016
On Dit, 2016: The Rise of Colouring for Mindfulness
2015
On Dit, 2015: Harmony
Video Essays
There is Magic in Everyday Mundane Moments
An Ode to the City of Ginkgo Leaves
An Ode to Dead Cherry Blossoms
Sketch Book Thoughts: Illustrating Tokyo
Could you describe what you feel in nature in your home country? As you wrote during your stay in Japan, you got delicate feelings toward nature. Japanese understand seasons by flower blossoms, changes in color of leaves, singing of insects, chilly wind, humid air etc. Those objects stimulate Japanese writers. Haiku,the shortest Japanese poem in the world, has seasonal words inside. Writers outside Japan could have expressed their own nature delicately like Japanese do.
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