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- July 10th, 2009
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smoothertravels has posted a new entry on: Japan it UP!
How I learned Hiragana and Katakana
It’s not as hard as it looks. When I first came to Japan almost 2 years ago I didn’t know anything and Japanese culture never interested me that. Wow have things changed! Asia is great, an…
- April 21st, 2009
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smoothertravels has posted a new entry on: Japan it UP!
Human Beatbox Daichi
I remember the beatbox thing being so cool when I was a kid, but as I got older nobody was that impressive… until now. This 18 year old Japanese guy is awesome! I thought the whistling part wa…
- April 19th, 2009
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smoothertravels has posted a new entry on: Japan it UP!
Getting an accurate weather forecast
I’ve been using U.S. based (I think) services on my Google homepage to check the weather in Japan for over a year and the results have been just ok. Sometimes the Fukuoka weather forecast is acc…
- April 8th, 2009
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smoothertravels has posted a new entry on: Japan it UP!
9 things to bring when traveling Japan
Are you visiting Japan for just a short time? Here’s a quick list of things that I thing are important to bring to make your stay less worrisome and more enjoyable. If you have any suggestions t…
- April 5th, 2009
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smoothertravels has posted a new entry on: Japan it UP!
Cheap calls from Japan to America
When you’re living abroad, keeping in touch with your friends and family doesn’t have to be expensive. Instead of using calling cards, I recommend Skype for calling international from Japa…
- April 1st, 2009
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smoothertravels has posted a new entry on: Japan it UP!
Getting a free iPhone from Softbank
Monthly fee? About $65 or 6200 Yen. Until the end of May, Softbank is running a campaign where you can get a free 8GB iPhone or a cheap 16GB iPhone. The Internet plan has been reduced in price during…
- March 23rd, 2009
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smoothertravels has posted a new entry on: Japan it UP!
Why I stopped blogging
I started my blog when I first moved to Japan for a number of reasons. I wanted to document my experiences first hand so I could look back on my life, I wanted to share some experiences with some frie…
