May 2010 - Jamaipanese

Operation Visit Japan – May 2010 Report

Five months into Operation Visit Japan and my excitement only grows each month. I need to relax because my head might explode

The 30th anniversary celebrations for Gundam are continuing some of the events I have already blogged about include the openin

Japan Coast 2 Coast is a charity event that caught my eye recently that I thought I’d blog about. Three friends plan to

Well I didn’t want to blog about this but the unrest in Jamaica’s capital, surrounding areas and small pockets thr

A few days ago the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency launched the Akatsuki probe from the Tanegashima spaceport in Kagoshima

Single in Japan and looking for a mate? Between the ages of 25 and 40? Blind dates, bars, clubs, parks, staff parties and othe

Mobile Suit Gundam is one of the most popular anime series not only in Japan but worldwide. It’s no secret that I am a b

Late last month I went to the Roaring River Cave and Mayfield Falls in Westmorland Jamaica as a part of the usual monthly phot

After enjoying the first book in the Samurai Mysteries series called The Ghost in the Tokaido Inn I moved on to the second boo

Yoyogi park in Tokyo Japan was bathed in a Jamaica vibe last weekend when the 2010 staging of the One Love Jamaica Festival to

For the last two weeks or so I have been playing Monster Hunter Tri. I had not touched the Nintendo Wii in my living room for

Talent shows are all the rage now from singing to dancing to drumming. North American shows like American Idol and Dancing wit

The writing was already on the wall when I made my first post about the Air Jamaica issue in February in which I talked about

There is a new way to recycle and reuse old manga books in Japan – use them for farming! o_O. Tokyo-based artist Koshi K

I had a really awesome time yesterday while broadcasting my first Jamaipanese live show via ustream. I topped out at a whoppin