When I decided to go to Japan, I figured that I could finally do some good writing. After all, my case history shows that I do a lot more thinking when I am in Japan, naturally I should write about it, because I like writing about everything.

Unfortunately now I understand how so many expats living in Japan have blogs and write passages on their websites that are nuggets of adventure of their time in Japan: an interesting thing that happened on the train while returning home; some quaint restaurant they discovered; something funny that happened with their student (for they all teach english); or worse yet, the personification of why I do not keep a blogs-the update that tells everybody that nothing interesting has happened. If nothing has happened, then I do not need to know of it.

As for me, in the last three weeks since I have arrived in Japan, too many things have happened, at least travel-wise. So much that it is hard to classify and organize it all, so bear with me as I piecemeal these adventures in Japan.