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Jurassic Sapporo

Posted on September 2, 2012 by Daniel
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Now begins the Fifth Annual How to Japanese Murakami Fest! With the goal of stirring up even more interest in Murakami between now and October, when the Nobel Prizes are announced, I will post a small piece of Murakami translation … Continue reading →

Posted in literature, Murakami | 11 Replies

More Drawers

Posted on September 1, 2011 by Daniel
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Now begins the Fourth Annual How to Japonese Murakami Fest! With the goal of stirring up even more interest in Murakami between now and mid-October, when the Nobel Prizes are announced, I will post a small piece of Murakami translation … Continue reading →

Posted in Murakami | Tagged 1Q84, Haruki Murakami | 10 Replies

号外 – Oyster Season Closing Poem

Posted on April 29, 2011 by Daniel
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My love of oysters is well chronicled here at How to Japonese. Last year I got a group together near the end of April and we spent over $1000 on oysters! (゜д゜;) This year I won’t even approach that. The group … Continue reading →

Posted in food, random | 2 Replies

“The Town and Its Uncertain Wall” – Words and Weirs

Posted on September 11, 2010 by Daniel
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Year number three of Murakami Nobel Prize Watch on How to Japonese begins…now. With the goal of stirring up even more interest in Murakami between now and mid-October, when the Nobel Prizes are announced, I will post a small piece … Continue reading →

Posted in literature, Murakami, vocab | 6 Replies

号外 – Oyster Day Shirts!

Posted on September 1, 2010 by Daniel
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Happy Oyster Day! This is the third year I’ve celebrated Oyster Day, and the first year I’ve made T-shirts for the event (thanks to a suggestion from a gung-ho bivalvaholic in the area). You can see year one posts here … Continue reading →

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Ret’s Rink – KFC, Pervs, Boring People, Cheap Hotels

Posted on August 6, 2010 by Daniel
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Yes, it’s that time again – Japan Pulse rinkage time. “KFC goes for finger-lickin’ health-conscious goodness” I did KFC for Christmas in Japan once, and it was thoroughly disappointing. The most disappointing part was that it wasn’t sold out. I … Continue reading →

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号外 – Reminder

Posted on February 17, 2010 by Daniel
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Just a reminder that Wednesdays I’ll be posting in Japanese over at How to Engrish. Good reading practice. See if you can find my mistakes. (There are lots of them.) Also, I thought I’d introduce two new literature/translation blogs by … Continue reading →

Posted in literature, Murakami | 4 Replies

A Short Piece on the Elephant that Crushes Heineken Cans

Posted on October 7, 2009 by Daniel
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With the goal of stirring up even more interest in Murakami between now and mid-October tomorrow (!), when the Nobel Prizes are announced, I will post a small piece of unpublished Murakami translation once a week from now until the … Continue reading →

Posted in literature, Murakami | 1 Reply

The Town and Its Uncertain Wall

Posted on October 2, 2009 by Daniel
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With the goal of stirring up even more interest in Murakami between now and mid-October, when the Nobel Prizes are announced, I will post a small piece of unpublished Murakami translation once a week from now until the announcement. You … Continue reading →

Posted in literature, Murakami | 4 Replies

街・町

Posted on September 25, 2009 by Daniel
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With the goal of stirring up even more interest in Murakami between now and mid-October, when the Nobel Prizes are announced, I will post a small piece of unpublished Murakami translation once a week from now until the announcement. You … Continue reading →

Posted in kanji, literature, Murakami | 2 Replies

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