Osaka, a Colorful City

As I step off the train, I am immediately bombarded with people. Crowds of foreigners lug heavy suitcases through the station, hurrying to catch a connecting train. Locals chatter in Japanese and admire the nearby shops selling various knick-knacks. Bodies bustle back and forth, and I move quickly to the side to avoid being pummeled. …

Trains, Tabemono, and Takarazuka

こんにちは！Hello! Thank you for joining me for another blog post. Today, I would like to discuss a few specific topics: transportation and grocery shopping! While not the most exciting issues on the surface, for me, they have been the most different and challenging part about living in Japan. And as usual, I will also touch …