Kanbei Udon: Fukuoka’s Hidden Gem
Kanbei Udon is a hub for Fukuoka Prefectural JETs. This little shop shaped my experience in ways which I can’t do justice. This is my story.
Kanbei Udon is a hub for Fukuoka Prefectural JETs. This little shop shaped my experience in ways which I can’t do justice. This is my story.
JR Kyushu hosted a night walking tour of the Sasaguri Tunnel, one of Kyushu’s longest rail tunnels. These are my experiences.
Last held in 2019, the Saga International Balloon Fiesta made its triumphant return to delight Japanese tourists and foreign tourists alike!
Japanese employees, particularly public servants, literally move their desks across the office every fiscal year. Click here to read more.
JR Kyushu will be introducing a new Shinkansen service come September, 2022. I recently got to visit the Scarlet Lady before her grand debut.
Are you a future or prospective JET? Are you moving to Fukuoka Prefecture as an ALT? This post may answer all your questions!
FOOD-kuoka is a blog series highlighting some of Fukuoka’s best restaurants. Discover some of Fukuoka’s most delicious eats with me!
I recently learned that I have family ties to Fukuoka, the Gateway to Asia. Click here to read my descent down the rabbit hole of history.
How’s it going everyone? It’s been a few years since I last posted on my blog. I finished my university career and dealt with a global pandemic among other things. Now, I am a JET Program participant, ready to share my experiences with you! During my Senior Year at Chapman University, I applied for the…
NOTE: While this piece was written in Japan, this was published after returning to L.A. I spent my second (and last) day in Fukuoka (April 18) doing only two things: visiting Momochi Seaside Park and eating ramen at Kurume Taiho Ramen in the Tenjin district. I woke up late today, getting out of bed at…