Showing posts with label books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label books. Show all posts
Sunday, February 16, 2014
Checking the requested route on foot
Ahead of the tour for a group of 40 businessmen from India on February 24th, I walked the new route to another subway station from the front gate Nagoya Castle to find out how long it will take me to complete it. We have to make the itinerary for that tour.
I set my iPhone stopwatch and started walking the new route. It took approximately 16 minutes to get to the subway ticket gate downstairs. Also I found some interesting spots on the way which the guests might get interested in.
A lot of preparation are necessary.
Sunday, June 03, 2012
Do you remember "Travel Volunteer"?
Do you remember "Travel
Volunteer"?
Last year it was just six months after 3.11 Tohoku disaster when Katy Morrison and Jamie Lafferty started traveling across Japan from north to south for 100 days.
Last year it was just six months after 3.11 Tohoku disaster when Katy Morrison and Jamie Lafferty started traveling across Japan from north to south for 100 days.
While traveling, they posted great articles and
amazing pictures every day in their blog so as to say Japan is as beautiful as ever and this report helped a lot to support the recovery of tourism to Japan.
Today their blog was released as a digital book titled
"Smiles of Japan" and it is
just free.
Why don't you get this now and read it. No
matter whether you are from Japan or from abroad you'll be fascinated with
their experiences.
The book is available from URL below:
Just let me add one thing.
It was such a rewarding experience for me
that I accompanied them when they visited Aichi Prefecture in Oct. last year.
Monday, January 18, 2010
New book!

My husband came home from Kualalumpur, Malaysia with the book named "Logomania"!!! I'm so happy! Because this is one of the books Ellen published last year. She is a professional writer and one of my blogger friends who lives in Malaysia. She writes books and articles for newspapers. Of course I've started reading the book. You know, even for one like me, whose mother tongue is not English, the book is so informative and it's fun to know the language backgrounds as well as the phrases themselves. I'm especially happy that I can start reading any pages depending on categories. I can pick up any columns from index as well.
(You can have a peek for her new two books in her blog.)
Unless I had a chance to come across to her blog in the Internet, I would have never had a chance to get her book. It's true to every one of my blogger friends, who gives me such an inspiring different essence in my daily life.
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