In my experience, people don't need to be reminded to be polite in Japan.
Maybe that's why these signs in the train are translated into English, too?
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An aromatic life with three boys
Who?
The boys:
Max, age 10. "Canive dessert?" Alek, age 7. "Can we go home now?"
Hugo, age 7. "I'll eat it."
Fig, age 3 (approx.) The Famous Puggle.
Their parents:
Beth: mom. Professor, occasional domestician
Darrin: dad, Professor, wine taster
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- Chionin Light Up
- Tell me how you really feel.....
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- Hikone Castle: Guns, Horns, and Stairs
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- Help me choose my next wallpaper photo....
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- Thought Jordan would enjoy this....
- Shichi go san
- Surprise Lunch
- Climb Daimonji Yama with us
- Happy Pocky Day!!
- Winners!
- School Assembly
- Elderly Festival at School
- Thought you would enjoy this.
- Two constants in our lives
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About Us
- SB
- We are an American family of five (plus dog). Our current project is living in Japan for 11 months.
Disclaimer...
We are grateful to the generous support of the Fulbright program and the Japan-US Educational Commission, which is making our year in Japan possible. This blog is not an official Fulbright Program blog. The views expressed are our own and not those of the Fulbright Program, JUSEC, the U.S. Department of State or any of its partner organizations.
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