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Last night I had the pleasure of attending a Twitter party of “Tweetup” at the Jamaica Pegasus in Kingston. Tweetu
There aren’t many Japan related events that take place in Jamaica so you can imagine my surprise when my Twitter pal Wen
I’ve seen and shared some awesome Japan themed videos over the years so it was interesting to discover a decent quality
Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee is one of the most expensive brands of coffee in the world. Coffee is grown all over Jamaica but
Well I didn’t want to blog about this but the unrest in Jamaica’s capital, surrounding areas and small pockets thr
Late last month I went to the Roaring River Cave and Mayfield Falls in Westmorland Jamaica as a part of the usual monthly phot
Yoyogi park in Tokyo Japan was bathed in a Jamaica vibe last weekend when the 2010 staging of the One Love Jamaica Festival to
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
Seeing this ram in a very rural part of eastern Jamaica yesterday on a monthly photography trip that I go on with friends brou
Queen Ifrica is a reggae songstress that has been blazing a trail on the local music scene for a few years now but has recentl
It’s coming up to that time of year again when Yoyogi Park in Tokyo, Japan is taken over for a weekend by all things Jam
Photography is like therapy to me, helping me to release a lot of negative energy that would otherwise have me decapitating th
The air travel business is experiencing some fallout from the global economic downturn but remains a lucrative and growing ind
I read an interesting column in a local newspaper a few days ago written by Ken Chaplin entitled ‘Japanese Assistance to
For over a year and a half now I have been linking with and going on monthly trips all over Jamaica with a local photography g
It has been less that a month since a 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck Haiti and devastating the capital city of Port-au-Prin
Believe it or not it’s been 4 full years since I started blogging at Jamaipanese.com, it’s hard for me to believe
Yesterday I had the opportunity to attend the Japanese Culture and Calendar Exhibition 2010. This is the almost identical ev
Yes I know what you are thinking after reading that heading, how can you be a japan enthusiast and you never had sushi? ItR
Tilt-shift Photography is type of photography that uses selective focusing and manipulation to make a scene in a photograph lo
The most popular export and one of the main reasons Jamaica is more than just a dot on the map is music. Jamaica’s dynam
Greetings to all Jamaipanese.com readers! I’m Sachiyo Morimoto, aka Miss Chin, a Japanese author who resides in Jamaica
The local music scene in Jamaica is a very vibrant one. The history of Jamaican music is a very interesting one an it is alway