Archive for January, 2012
A Perfect Arch
On a train ride one wet morning in Japan, I saw a perfectly arched rainbow through the window of my train.
In Crew Freeride Session
These boys are silky and just put it down, check em out! Related posts: Hanazono Crew Related posts: Hanazono Crew
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In Crew Freeride Session
Winter Bites
and we saw snow fall in Hakodate. Such a novelty for us and despite getting our frozen ears to feel like they can fall off, it was a blast being on the south tip of Hokkaido in December 2011.

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Winter Bites
The Barn – Niseko Restaurant Review
The Barn is an entirely new style of restaurant in Niseko when it comes to, well pretty much everything! It has everything you look for in a fine dining restaurant, minus the inflated price tags and pretentiousness. From the outside it really does look like a barn, but not only that, with all the cold Related posts: Nakama – Kutchan Ramen Restaurant Review
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The Barn – Niseko Restaurant Review
Autumn Reminiscence – In A Foreign Country?
No Spring nor Summer hath such grace As I have seen in one autumnal face
Torimatsu – Yakitori Izakaya In Kutchan
This is a brilliant yakitori/izakaya restaurant in Kutchan. Don’t just take my word for it – Anthony Bourdain visited Torimatsu last year and loved it. If it’s good enough for Anthony Bourdain, you know it’s going to be impressive
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Torimatsu – Yakitori Izakaya In Kutchan
Autumn Reminiscence – Yokohama
“Autumn is a second spring where every leaf is a flower”
2012 Salomon Dialogue Boot Review
I first introduced my feet to a pair of Salomon Dialogues around 10 years ago and that was a life changing moment.
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2012 Salomon Dialogue Boot Review
Autumn Reminiscence – Yanaka Cemetery
Departing autumn with hands spread open chestnut burs
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