Japanese Services
Custom Hanko Artwork
Wednesday, June 4th, 2008This tip won’t save you time or money, but it is pretty cool. Have you ever wanted your own personal seal (判子 hanko)? Maybe you have one already, but you want a cooler custom-designed hanko? You can get your own custom-designed hanko at www.87mama.com (read “hana-mama”).
After our son was born, my wife […]
Thai Food: Finding Ingredients in Japan
Wednesday, March 19th, 2008I’m not a great cook, but I do enjoy cooking. Thai food is among my favorite varieties of food, so when I do get around to cooking often I will make Thai food. But oh no, where am I to find lemongrass, kaffir lime leaves, galanga, coconut cream and little Thai peppers in […]
TheFlyingPig.com: Costco Shipped To Your Door
Monday, February 11th, 2008Many people have sent in a tip about theflyingpig.com, so it’s about time I did a little write-up on this great service in Japan. I really don’t know what took me so long! I should have written about them much much earlier than now.
Here is a little about TheFlyingPig.com in their own words:
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Sweet-mommy.jp - Maternity Wear Online
Saturday, January 5th, 2008Are you or somebody you know expecting? If so, you (or they) might want to check out sweet-mommy.jp.
Sweet-mommy.jp sells maternity (マタニティウエア) and nursing (授乳服) clothes online. They have formal wear, casual wear, tops, bottoms and coats for new and expecting mothers.
Although they divide their catalog into two sections, the clothes in maternity are […]
How To Find Cheese In Japan Part 2
Saturday, November 17th, 2007Back in September, I wrote an article about finding cheese in Japan. It highlighted the site order-cheese.com, which I use religiously to stock up on cheese. I really love cheese, so I was quite happy when some helpful readers wrote in with some more options for finding cheese in Japan.
The Meat Guy […]
How To Find Cheese In Japan
Tuesday, September 25th, 2007I love cheese. I’d eat it everyday if I could. Back home, cheese was something I ate often. Not only did I eat it often, but the local grocery stores had a huge selection of different cheeses for me to devour. When I came to Japan, I found the situation to […]
