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| Blog Name: | Dykehouse Sensei |
| Url: | http://dykehousesensei.blogspot.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Japan, Teaching English, Traveling |
| Description: | We are a married couple teaching English in Mie, Japan. We write not only to keep in touch with friends and family, but to share about Japan and its culture. |
| Popularity: | 25 Followers |
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What? It's Already November?
~October flew by, and for the most part it was an uneventful month here in Yokkaichi. Some things of note:I auditioned for a job as a wedding singer, and I got the job! I am officially starting in December, and currently have three weddings lined up that month. Now to find a dress to perform in...We bought tickets for home! We're coming to visit from late December to early January. Can't wait to see everyone ♥ We've been working for another branch of our main company and got to do a couple Halloween parties. I love Halloween and was feeling pretty homesick because Japan doesn't really celebr
~October flew by, and for the most part it was an uneventful month here in Yokkaichi. Some things of note:I auditioned for a job as a wedding singer, and I got the job! I am officially starting in December, and currently have three weddings lined up that month. Now to find a dress to perform in...We bought tickets for home! We're coming to visit from late December to early January. Can't wait to see everyone ♥ We've been working for another branch of our main company and got to do a couple Halloween parties. I love Halloween and was feeling pretty homesick because Japan doesn't really celebr
Kinkaku-ji, or the Golden Pavillion
~The last day we were able to hang out with John and Joel during their stay in Japan, we met them in Kyoto and went to see Kinkaku Temple. Originally constructed in 1397, the temple was burned down in 1950 by an obsessed monk. The pictures below are of the 1955 reconstruction, as it can be seen today.
~The last day we were able to hang out with John and Joel during their stay in Japan, we met them in Kyoto and went to see Kinkaku Temple. Originally constructed in 1397, the temple was burned down in 1950 by an obsessed monk. The pictures below are of the 1955 reconstruction, as it can be seen today.
Fuji-san
Inch by inchlittle snail creep up Mt. Fuji-IssaChad, our friend Yasu and I climbed the Fujinomiya route on Mt. Fuji, Japan's highest mountain, last Sunday. The photo above was taken as we were driving up to level 5. At this time, we were still in awe of the mountain's maj
Inch by inchlittle snail creep up Mt. Fuji-IssaChad, our friend Yasu and I climbed the Fujinomiya route on Mt. Fuji, Japan's highest mountain, last Sunday. The photo above was taken as we were driving up to level 5. At this time, we were still in awe of the mountain's maj
Happy 25th Birthday to Chad!
The Friday before Chad's birthday, some of his friends threw a surprise party for him. The party was held at a "Western" style bar in Tsu, and we had a lot of fun.Don't know how much can really be said about that sign...
The Friday before Chad's birthday, some of his friends threw a surprise party for him. The party was held at a "Western" style bar in Tsu, and we had a lot of fun.Don't know how much can really be said about that sign...
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