Diana Sakata
Is a Japanese American who enjoys writing, teaching, eating exotic foods, and laughing.
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Reverse Culture Shock! Transitioning from Life in Japan to Life in the U.S.AMy experience with reverse culture shock when moving back to California after living in Japan for three years.
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Things to See and Do in Kumamoto Prefecture: The 3,333 Stone StaircaseI recently visited the 3,333 stone staircase in Kumamoto Ken. I highly recommend this unique and challenging experience. Read on to learn more on the hike and how to prepare for it. -
Is Japan a Safe Place to Visit, Tour, or Even Live?Japan was recently struck by a terrible disaster, but does that mean we should avoid going to Japan altogether? -
Cure a Cold, or a Sore Throat Using Ginger JuiceLike many people, I often suffer from a cold during the winter season. I found this simple remedy using ginger juice to be quite helpful, especially at the first sign of a cold. -
Tales from a Japanese American Living in Japan: My Adventure Watching Harry Potter and the Order of Phoenix in Japan!A true story of my adventure watching a Harry Potter movie while living in Japan. My family and friends liked this story, so I thought I would share it with the world. Maybe someone can learn from my mistakes!
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Where to Stay in Beijing. A Review of City Walls Hostel in BeijingWondering where to stay in Beijing? I stayed at the City Walls Hostel in Beijing and I would like to share my honest review and why I recommend it. -
What?! I'm a New Zodiac Sign?I was just as surprised as thousands of people all over the world to find that the zodiac signs have changed. My sign has changed like many others, what does this all mean?
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Tips on How to Be a Great Substitute TeacherLearn how to prevent violent behavior when you are substitute teaching!
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Should I Be a Substitute Teacher?Considering being a substitute teacher? Learn some pros and cons to the job!
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I Don't Want to StudyA poem about how sometimes I don't want to study!
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Why Writing for Associated Content is Better Than Writing in a Blog!Discover why usually writing for Associated Content has far more benefits and rewards than writing for your own blog.
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Lessons on Japanese Culture: Valentine's Day and White DayLearn about how people celebrate Valentine's Day in Japan and the unique holiday "White Day" which is celebrated a month later. -
Exotic Foods in Japan that You Can't Get in America: Horse Meat and Whale Meat!Learn about two very exotic foods that you may only find in Japan! -
Tabaruzaka Park located in Kumamoto, Kyushu, JapanSome photos from Tabaruzaka Park located in Kumamoto, Kyushu, Japan! -
Adventures in Odyssey: Educational, Free, Legal and Clean Entertainment for All Ages!I have been listening to Adventures in Odyssey for over twenty years. Learn more about this exciting free radio drama!
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Reflections from a Fourth Generation Japanese American (Nikkei Yonsei) Living in Japan!My thoughts so far on being a Japanese American living in Japan. -
Thanksgiving in Japan!Not only is there a Thanksgiving in the United States, there is Thanksgiving in Japan too! It's even the same week as Thanksgiving in the United States! Take a peek into Japanese culture and Thanksgiving in Japan. -
A Thanksgiving HaikuA holiday haiku about Thanksgiving!
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Kikuchi Gorge in Kumamoto, Japan. One of Japan's Finest Nature Spots!I recently visited Kikuchi Gorge in Kumamoto, Japan. Kikuchi Gorge is one of the most beautiful nature spots in all of Japan and if you have a chance I encourage you to visit this amazing place. -
Interview for the JET (Japan Exchange and Teaching) Programme to Teach English in Japan: Tips on What to Expect and How to Succeed!Got an interview with the JET Program? Do you want to teach English in Japan? Here are tips based on my experience on interviewing for the JET program. -
What Christmas Means to MeWhat Christmas means to me as an American living overseas in Japan.
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Make Money Online with EBay!Make money online with eBay! I started using the Internet to earn money when I was a college student, and you can too!
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Make Money Online, Buy and Sell Your College Textbooks!Are you tired of getting ripped off by the your college bookstore? Buy and sell your college textbooks online and get all or sometimes more of your money back! It's easier than you think!
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Tips on How to Save Money on Gift Wrap for Holiday, Christmas or Birthday Presents.Do you want to save some money this Christmas and help the planet? Here are some tips to save money on Christmas wrapping paper.
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Applying to the JET (Japan Exchange and Teaching) Programme to Teach English in JapanI am currently a JET participant teaching English in Japan. Here are just a few tips and advice that might help some of you that are interested in applying.
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My Experience with Swine Flu in JapanAn American English teacher reflects on swine flu aka pig flu aka new form of influenza, aka H1N1 in Japan. Some cultural differences such as masks to prevent the flu, and closing school down are just a few.
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Yamase in Amakusa = an Unforgettable Seafood Dinner in Kumamoto, JapanA delicious seafood meal I had at Yamase in Amakusa. An inn located in Kumamoto, Japan!
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Substitute Teacher Tips: The Vital First Few MomentsThis is a guide from my experience as a substitute teacher. These few tips will help make life easier for subs everywhere.
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Jack O' LanternsA haiku poem about Halloween Jack O' Lanterns.
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Trick or Treat!A haiku poem about trick or treating and Halloween.
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A Broken HeartA haiku poem about a broken heart.
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A Facebook HaikuA haiku about my addiction to Facebook.
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The TVA haiku poem about watching TV.
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My Favorite DrinkA poem about my favorite drink.
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NoodlesA haiku poem about noodles and food.
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What Should I Be when I Grow Up?A haiku poem about growing up.
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Christmas Card Message IdeasSome tips and ideas to create a warm, fun, timely, unique and special Christmas, holiday or all around warm well greeting for a card or letter.
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HalloweenA Halloween haiku.