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As I had my breakfast this morning *cough cough* (it wasn’t really morning anymore, and then again, it wasn’t much of a breakfast either) I remembered that I had a terrible, terrible dream last night. In order to understand why I might have had such a nightmare, I decided to reflect back on the events […]

.. that I am really jealous of Haruki MURAKAMI for being able to write such great fiction. I just picked up his latest work, “Blind Willow, Sleeping Women” (A Collection of Short Stories), and I like what I have read so far.

… and it’s about time, too!
I’ll be going to Shikoku with nine good friends. My friends planned the entire trip and some of the things we will be doing are: Attend the Awa-Odori Festival, go camping, play music, hit the beach, eat a LOT of food, take a dip in a few onsen (natural hot […]

This most probably isn’t the first blog entry you see about the current sad events occurring in Lebanon, but this is something that I think might strike a chord with the intellectual titilation of those who really know what’s going on over there. This little interview with George Galloway is exactly the slap in the face the media […]

I was asked to attend a Shakuhachi performance. For those of you who don’t know much about the Shakuhachi, it is a traditional Japanese flute made from a single reed of Bamboo. The performer that evening was a young man, as old as me, performing on musical instruments he had made on his own. When […]

… and ALL for valid reasons! Trust me.
1. OTO-YA-KIN-TOKI - The Best Ethnic Music Live-House in Tokyo: On the night of the 26th of July,I returned from another SUPER-AMAZING-ELECTRIFYING-(*mad lib here*) live performance at this little live-house in Nishi-Ogikubo in the “SILK ROAD” District of this lively little town on the Chuo-Line between Ogikubo and Kichijouji […]