Author Archives: Paige

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Though I still have two essays to write and submit before I’m technically finished with my work for the year, with my last Japanese finals behind me as of Tuesday, I devoted the majority of my last week in Japan … Continue reading →

Last Tuesday my adviser graciously invited our seminar group to her apartment to have a farewell party.  It was a lovely night of fun discussions and delicious food, not to mention plenty of cuddling with her two precious dogs. It was … Continue reading →

Last Thursday evening I had the great pleasure of eating dinner with friends at a traditional Japanese sushi restaurant that is run by one of my seniors in my research seminar and her family. Though I’ve eaten at conveyor-belt sushi … Continue reading →

I won’t bother apologizing for the fact that I don’t have time to write a proper blog post at the moment due to being too busy trying to soak in my last week in Nagoya, as well as pass my … Continue reading →

Lately life has been especially busy with end-of-term and about-to-move-across-the-world things as well as quite a few other exciting outings; however, at the moment I’m still too busy writing final reports and research papers to give adequate descriptions to everything … Continue reading →

哲学の道(Philosopher’s Walk) Philosopher’s Walk http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philosopher’s_Walk 法然院 (Honen-in) Honen-in     銀閣寺(Ginkaku-ji) Ginkaku-ji   Shisen-dō (詩仙堂) Shisen-do

Once again, I’ll begin this post by sharing my most recent Fulbright monthly report, which covers the period from mid-May to mid-June, getting us nearly caught up to present time!           This biggest development in terms of all … Continue reading →

There are way too many things that have happened that I’ve forgotten to include on this blog. Scrolling through photos from the past couple months on my phone and computer fills me with a slight sense of dread, because I … Continue reading →

To help catch this blog up to speed, I’ll begin this post by sharing my monthly Fulbright report for the period between April 16 and May 15. And then below I’ll share some photos and maybe a couple more anecdotes … Continue reading →