Memory Monday: Crowd
When you want to find something interesting, it’s a good meter and sign to follow a crowd.
Circo Caballero
What really fascinates me is the practices they made perfecting their performances.
Reflections (Part I): Okinawa is excessive!
Okinawa is excessive. Ridiculously excessive, I should say.
Shishi-mai (Lion Dance) Festival in Okinawa
We are witnessing something else, something much unique.
Ryutaro at Kadena’s Special Olympics
They special-need people needed no special attention at all.
Naha’s Tug-of-War (part deux): The Festivities
Making the wait more bearable, there were plenty of festivities that went on before the actual pulling of the giant rope.
Chinafuichi: Naha’s Tug of War
A rope of over 656 feet made from rice straw was recorded in Guinness Book of Records as the longest rope made from natural material.
Eisa Festival: Saying Sayonara to the Summer in Style
It’s the end of Summer, and the Okinawans are saying sayonara to it in style.
Celebrating Chinese New Year
Did you celebrate Chinese New Year?
Banana Festival and The Port of Port Hueneme
Another event that is just a stone-throw away from where I’m residing- it’s the 75th Banana Festival. Extra activities from the usual music stage, booths, contests, car shows, etc. are Banana Arts and Crafts, K9 demonstration, Underwater Construction Greet and Exhibit, and the real highlight, a boat tour […]
The Sophomore Slump 