As with anything in Tokyo, stores can disappear overnight and change to a parking lot, or another store. Our neighborhood convenience store is being demolished. I have a bet with Diana that it’ll become another parking lot, since the other nearby lots have been converted over.
Notice how the Japanese construction workers organize all the torn lumber during demolition…
Some things are best expressed in videos ..
: Hey Ben, we'll be back in the US around mid year next year. Hope that can change your mind about heading out here.
: When are you coming back? Looks like I may not be able to make it out there any time soon. But looks like your having an awesome time.
: We have so enjoyed the beautiful pictures and the commentary from your trips. What a wonderful experience for you. The pictures of the food really take us back to our [...]
: i just took a nice break from job-searching and drooled all over your food photos. thankyouverymuch!! miss you guys!
: Dear Diana and Henry, Found this blog while searching for Costco. I have started a new business called www.yoyomarket.jp that sells Costco and IKEA products online shipping anywhere in Japan. Please have [...]
: Henry... living vicariously through your blog.... I need to know: how much for the kobe.
: The new blog wall is attached. Use the link above to post.
Diana came across an opportunity to work in Japan for 2 years in a secondment.
Henry is the trailing spouse who got lucky with his job, and is able to work remotely for his US job during the same period of time.
