The Tea Ceremony Club. If you're having trouble spotting me, I'm the giant white guy at the back.
posted by Lewis @ 3:32 pm
An Englishman in Nyu-gun
Welcome to the highs and lows of living in Asahi, Nyu-gun, a small and strange town nestled in the mountains of western Japan. Dare you read what thrilling adventures will befall....AN ENGLISHMAN IN NYU-GUN!!!
About Me
- Name: Lewis
- Location: London, United Kingdom
In 2004, a few years after university, I decided to sign up for the JET programme, and I became an assistant English teacher in Fukui, a prefecture on the west coast of Japan. I taught there for two years before returning to London, where I now work in publishing.
Fukui Blogs
- The Funky Drummer
- Mamfa In Japan
- Dan's Super Happy Fun Adventure Time
- My Right Eye
- Fukui An' A' That
- No Sleep 'Til Fukui
- Wen-chan's Life
- Over Here
- Cavegirl and Caveman Tom Ramblings
- K-chan
Fukui Info
- FJET Home Page
- JETfuel - The Fukui JET Magazine
- Fukui Snow Watch - click on cameras in each region to see what the snow's like around Fukui
- Prefectural Government Home Page - overseen by our cartoonish governor
- Echizen Town Home Page - aaah, home sweet home
Other Japan Blogs
- An Englishman in Osaka
- I am a Japanese School Teacher
- Getting it Wrong in Japan
- Wide Island
- Gaijin & Tonic
- MKT's Diary and Life in Japan
Friends in Far Places
Japan Sites
Other Sites
- Snowsphere - Excellent snowboarding site
- Things My Girlfriend And I Have Argued About
- Astronomy Picture of the Day
- Overheard in New York
- The Onion
- Red Meat
- Richard Herring - Warming Up
- Post Secret
Directories
Thursday, September 15, 2005
The Tea Ceremony Club. If you're having trouble spotting me, I'm the giant white guy at the back.
8 Comments:
You big man surrounded by ladies. Beat chest and snarl.
Very cultural. A Kimono becomes you lew.
You do blend in remarkably well in Japan.
that whole big/white/male thing hardly shows really...
Trevski
Have you boned them all yet?
yours sincerely
Mr B. Daikon
Blimey, that's a bit strong, and in poor taste I might add. Have I offended someone?
Why does everyone in Japan always make the "peace sign" when they pose for a picture?
I have absolutely no idea.
Love the sideboards
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