It sparked my interest to know about this ancient Japanese tradition using bird feces! The guano is sterilized with a UV Ray. The natural enzymes powder of the Nightingale feces helps remove dirt, shed dead skin cells and also leaving skin softer and brighter,  it contains an amino acid guanine with anmonic whitening qualities. This [...]

 
         Look how yummy these pastries and cookies look! They only make them in Spring in restaurants; Kobeya Kitchen and Tsudayen in Japan.
 

     Sakura Mont blanc- a cake with cherry blossom cream topping. And Sakura Pastry- shape of a cherry blossom petal and has cherry blossom flavored jam in each of its five petals.
 
 

    Sakura [...]

 
     We recently attended an Asian Cultural Festival at Fruit & Spice park in Homestead, Fl. The Festival had a variety of foods, performers and vendors. Although the day was cloudy, it did not stop anyone from enjoying the festival. Of the many shows they had the one we enjoyed the most was the Japanese [...]

 
 
     Has anyone read J-List’s posts? or are you on their mailing list?  If not, I recommend that you do read their posts for it gives you a little insight on Japan from Peter Payne’s, owner of J-List, point of view. He often writes about his experiences as a resident in Japan and the on- [...]

Have you been thinking about going to Japan and are wondering how you’re going to meet someone there? Well, if you’re interested in picking up a Japanese girl, this site says that Japanese girls love “high-tech gadgets” so its best to approach a girl that is carrying a cell phone, and then say: “Excuse [...]