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"Ahh! Gaijin da!" "It's a foreigner!" the kid screamed after rounding the corner of the supermarket aisle and running into me. He quickly turned on his heels and darted off to find his mother. Yes, there was no doubt about it, I was a gaijin, a thing to shock small children and adults alike
About Me
- Melanie Gray Augustin
- I've recently returned to Australia after three years living in Japan. I continue to be inspired by the culture, the fabric and the paper of Japan which I use in sewing, jewellery making and papercrafts.
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Blog Archive
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2008
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June
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- Resisting the Urge to Blog
- One of those Japanese Sounds
- Morning Routine and Morning Panic
- Jizo
- Please do it at home
- Geta
- Do you think I could be a cartoon character?
- Number 52
- Fuji Flower
- Teaching Fun and the Japanese Language
- Japanese Bandit
- Sumo Shoes Girl Shoes
- Dancing in the Street
- Hiding in the Shadows
- Tabi
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June
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Other Japanesey Blogs
- 7:10 to Tokyo
- An Englishman In Osaka
- Barbarian at the Gate
- Big On Japan
- Big Red Dot
- Bloggy Brad
- Blue Lotus
- Geisha Interrupted
- i-cjw hiking and climbing in japan
- Jamaipanese
- Japan Blogger
- Japan. A Blog. By a Penguin
- Jason Robert Taylor
- JDonuts
- La Fuji Mama
- Mel and Seigo
- Mike's Blender
- My Life In Japan
- My So-Called Japanese Life
- Present Simple
- The Monster Flower
- The Ritchie Memiors
- Transcendental Drifter
- Urutora No Hi
- Western Woman - One Way To Tokyo
Other Blogs on my Roll
4 comments:
Beautiful photo, I love the contrast of the wisteria against the blue blue sky.
Thanks! It's so special when we do get a good blue sky here, I feel like I need to make the most of it.
I love Fuji! It's one of my favourite flowers. Actually last night i had a bath with Fuji onsen powder from Japan...smelled beautiful too! :)
They are beautiful flowers aren't they. A temple near me has a large park dedicated to Fuji flower. They recently put up new frames and planted new trees. Next spring is predicted to be spectacular.
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