I recently discussed the toxic work culture of South Korea. Well, Japan is equally notorious as a nation with a toxic work culture. So the Japanese beginning to respond to.
As most of you know, I find the average food in the United States to be not good compared to many other countries and it is really at its worst.
In the lead-up to my time in Japan this summer, I committed myself to reading a bunch of Japanese history. Not so much about the war. I don't find war.
This is the grave of Edward Morse. Born in Portland, Maine in 1838, Morse must have had a somewhat difficult childhood. His father was a strict Calvinist and his mother.
Being in Japan for a month was like being on a different planet, not a different country, at least when it comes to Covid. Masking inside is 100%, effectively. Maybe.
This is a vending machine in Kyoto selling....cactus. It could be late on Saturday. You've had a few drinks. You just feel the need for some drought tolerant plants to.
I think Queen is one of the biggest bullshit bands in the history of rock and roll, just complete overwrought garbage. But if I am going to do my one-man.
Since I'm in Tokyo and have major jet lag, let's watch a film about the nation. It's 1956. You are the U.S. military. Your troops are....probably not very well-informed about.
