I miss onigiri so much! I ate it for lunch three to four days a week for the entire time I taught in Japan. Thank you for this, and the pics. I may have to study aikido.
Nice to know that sign looks as weather-beaten as ever. Enjoy! Check out the Atsuta Shrine, one of the few big-ticket historical things in/around Nagoya.
It's a profound lesson, right? I don't have trouble being happy/calm/confident in aikido, but I get so stressed and overwhelmed with work and unfamiliar situations, another kind of being "attacked on the street." Definitely still working on it. I love this story too! Thanks, Robin!
I miss onigiri so much! I ate it for lunch three to four days a week for the entire time I taught in Japan. Thank you for this, and the pics. I may have to study aikido.
Thanks for reading! Oh, that's so neat that you like onigiri! Aikido has helped me a lot.
Nice to know that sign looks as weather-beaten as ever. Enjoy! Check out the Atsuta Shrine, one of the few big-ticket historical things in/around Nagoya.
Thank you, Nick! Cool, I will check it out!
“When is the most important time to be happy?” he asked me.
“In aikido?”
“No. If someone attacks you on the street.”
I loved that.
It's a profound lesson, right? I don't have trouble being happy/calm/confident in aikido, but I get so stressed and overwhelmed with work and unfamiliar situations, another kind of being "attacked on the street." Definitely still working on it. I love this story too! Thanks, Robin!
Safe travels!
Thanks so much, Adryan!
Hope you have a wonderful time, even with all the challenges and overwhelm.
Thanks very much, Mary!
Hope you're having the best time! Travelling is such a wonderful experience.
Thank you so much! I am grateful for the opportunity to travel.