I started this blog on the prompting of a friend, who suggested that I muster the discipline and dedication required to maintain a blog while I am still motivated to do so.
So here I am, blogging. I don't confess to be a great writer, or even a creative one at that. My only self-professed writing skills are good spelling and grammar. Given these, the whole purpose of this blog is to put my thoughts out into The Void (like Meg Ryan's Kathleen Kelly in You've Got Mail). Hopefully, at least The Void will read them.
As you may have inferred from the name of this blog, I am going through an all-things-Japanese-inspired phase. I have moved to Tokyo for 6 months on work, and having been here for 3 days now, I can see why it is considered to be one of the most vibrant (and expensive!) cities in the world.
I intend to have a great time here - of course, to the extent that intentions ever translate into experience. One of the first people I met in Tokyo was this girl called A. Murakami, who was sitting on one of the many information desks dotted around Narita International Airport. A good omen, don't you think?
So here I am, blogging. I don't confess to be a great writer, or even a creative one at that. My only self-professed writing skills are good spelling and grammar. Given these, the whole purpose of this blog is to put my thoughts out into The Void (like Meg Ryan's Kathleen Kelly in You've Got Mail). Hopefully, at least The Void will read them.
As you may have inferred from the name of this blog, I am going through an all-things-Japanese-inspired phase. I have moved to Tokyo for 6 months on work, and having been here for 3 days now, I can see why it is considered to be one of the most vibrant (and expensive!) cities in the world.
I intend to have a great time here - of course, to the extent that intentions ever translate into experience. One of the first people I met in Tokyo was this girl called A. Murakami, who was sitting on one of the many information desks dotted around Narita International Airport. A good omen, don't you think?
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