Cautionary poster at a Junior High encouraging students to consider others' feelings. Nice to see they're employing properly-spelt English too.
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Occasional observations of two Aussies in Himeji, Japan. Our amazing year in Nihon. To follow our journey of understanding (and misunderstanding), you’re looking at the wrong end! Perusing chronologically is easy – scroll down the Blog Archive (right, below) back to 2007 when we were frantically packing up in our Adelaide Hills home.... •click any image to enlarge•
rob walker
is a writer/poet/teacher from Adelaide, South Australia now working in Himeji, Japan.
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lyn walker
has taught from high school kids to adults. In South Australia she teaches English to international students
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Blog Archive
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2008
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August
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- day 244 - Kushiro: cranes and seafood.
- day 243 - crossing Hokkaido
- day 242 - climb ev'ry mountain (2)
- day 241 - climb ev'ry mountain (1)
- day 240 - going up...
- day 239 - Otaru
- day 238 - Sapporo Beer
- day 237 - Saturday in Sapporo
- day 236 - Toya to Sapporo
- day 235 - visiting volcanoes
- day 234 - Lake Toya
- day 233 - Hakodate 2 - seafood and gaijin...
- day 232 - Hakodate
- day 231 - suburban rice (2)
- day 230 - suburban rice paddies (1)
- day 229 - summer plusses & minuses...
- day 228 - kobe streetscape
- day 227 - ropeways & Mt Maya
- day 226 - sone jazz club
- day 225 - my humps
- day 224 - think before you act!
- day 223 - Kitano, Kobe
- day 222 - more Engrish
- day 221 - Engrish
- day 220 - bye...
- day 219 - streetdancing
- day 218 - Oshiro continues still...
- day 217 - Oshiro Matsuri continues...
- day 216 - Oshiro Matsuri
- day 215 - see ya Su & Heather
- day 214 - one for the road...
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