Plums and early cherries bloom in the Kairakuen, Mito City, Ibaraki Prefecture on March 16, 2012.
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- is Michael Cucek, a resident of the Tokyo Metropolitan District since 1994. He can be contacted at shisakublog@gmail.com
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Blogs I Follow
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Japan should board the Indomalphi ship2 months ago
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Japan’s Unified Local Elections: Key Figures1 year ago
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CogitAsia Archive4 years ago
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Yen for Living is moving!9 years ago
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- A Gift For The Nuclear Village
- Horie Is Set Free And We Are Not
- Pronouncing Patriotism
- Two Can Play At This Game
- The Magnificent 30s
- Hiroshima Unconstitutionality Ruling - Links
- Hiroshima Court Strikes Down December 2012 Elections
- A Habibie Reprise
- Politics and Poetry: Senryu For The Week Of March ...
- Aquatic Marvels
- The Young Are Not Always The Agents Of Change
- Ya Gotta Wish 'Em Good Luck
- Cherry Blossoms Of Shinjuku Gyoen
- Justifiable Thievery
- Out Of My Brain
- Regarding The Voiced Plosive Consonant/Geminate Un...
- Trees In Bloom In The Kairakuen
- Things I Know Will Not Happen But I Still Wish Would
- What Is There To Not Understand Regarding The Riku...
- The LDP's Latest Electoral Reform Chimera
- A Look At il diritto c'è, ma non si vede
- A Quiet Anniversary Song
- Nice Touch, Your Majesty
- Are You Doing Nothing?
- Need Some Numbers On The Post-3/11 Situation?
- Fair And Balanced
- Please Everyone Just Calm Down
- Question Of The Day - On Unconstitutional Diets
- Madame Ambassador?
- Catalinac On Increased Security Awareness
- Gray Matters
- The Morning Urgh
- More On China's Air
- In Memoriam
- Present At The Dawn
- More Thoughts On Government, Services And Markets
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Japan Economics Blogs
Japan Arts, Travel, Lifestyle and Criticism
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Redevelop this3 weeks ago
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Mix: The Best of Shibuya-kei, Volume One7 years ago
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Garden wander9 years ago
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Japan Nature
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A meizanologist's diary (88)3 hours ago
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Mt Muka (武華山)3 months ago
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Flying squid tracked 600 km east of Tokyo11 years ago
Japan Photo Blogs
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Washio Atago Shrine9 hours ago
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Enoura Observatory4 years ago
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It’s been a while8 years ago
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工事13 years ago
Broader Asia blogs
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命运原本没有给他足够大的画布9 years ago
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Friendly blogs
- Anna's Blog
- Armchair Asia
- Asia Exile
- Asia File
- Asia Sentinel
- Balefire
- Cassandra Does Tokyo
- Chris Salzberg
- Colonel Sturgeon
- Coming Anarchy
- David in Tokyo
- East Asia Today
- Eugene Woodbury
- Fairer Globalization
- Gen Kanai's Blog
- Guyjin
- Gypsy 2000
- Hanlon's Razor
- Heian Hijinks
- Heian Hijinks
- Henyoism
- Hoofin
- It'll All End In Tears
- Janne in Osaka
- Japan Pulse
- Japan Without the Sugar
- Japonesque
- Julian Martinez Ortega
- Mozilla in Asia
- Mutant Frog Travelogue
- Osu! Tatake! Nippon!
- Our Man in Abiko
- Shadow of Iris
- Stroll Through Yamanashi
- Takaihana
- Ten Thousand Things
- Tofugu
- Tokyo Snowlet
- Trans-Pacific Radio
- Transpacifica
- jimmy from shinagawa
Security Blogs
News sources
academic journals
- Chinese Journal of International Politics
- CSIS Asia Publications
- EJCJS
- European Journal of East Asian Studies
- Far Eastern Economic Review
- Harvard Asia Quarterly
- Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies
- Japan Focus
- Japanese Journal of Religious Studies
- Journal of Japanese Studies
- Monumenta Nipponica
- The Journal of Asian Studies
Research institutes
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