Permanently moved
These blog entries have been permanently moved to Timog BBS
- A shallow pond under autumn foliage in Doho Park, Tsukuba
- ‘Urban hiking’ in Tsukuba, Ibaraki
- Colored illustrations of lilies of Japan
- Basketball is life, even for Filipinos in Japan
- Japan, land of mirrors
- Narrating belonging and intimacy through food: Sinigang and transnational Japanese-Filipino families
- Totoro and friends at the school Fall Festival
- Cherry blossoms in autumn
- Another foggy day in Tsukuba
- Tengu, the long-nosed yōkai of Japanese folklore
- High resolution woodblock prints from Toshikata Mizuno’s Thirty-six Elegant Selections series
- Mga librong hindi matapos-tapos basahin
- Itigil na ang Technical Intern Training Program at pag-isahin ito sa Specified Skilled Worker Program
- Noli Me Tangere ni Jose Rizal
- Tagalog kanji dictionary sa Timog
- Driving along Route 6 on a rainy day
- Macro photography with iPhone SE and Nikon Pro-Loupe
- Narita Airport photos 2022
- Dinner: rice, fish, tomatoes
- Birdwatching: masdan ang mga ibon
- The Way of the Tank: Girls und Panzer Original Soundtrack!
- Early morning visit to the Jinja
- Macro photography with iPhone
- The Catcher in the Rye by J. D. Salinger
- Lagevrio, antiviral drug for Covid-19
- Freshly furrowed fields of Tsukuba
- Hidden characters, shapes and symbolism in Japan’s prefectural flags
- Dōsojin, protector of travellers
- Bicycling to Lake Kasumigaura in Tsuchiura, Ibaraki
- How to go to Philippine Embassy in Tokyo from Tsuchiura or Tsukuba in Ibaraki
- Seven Eleven’s 100-yen coffee and the case of the extra 1 yen
- 長くつ下のピッピ・ライオンと魔女
- Memories of Silk and Straw by Junichi Saga
- Mount Tsukuba with blazing building
- Cool posters of the Japanese Communist Party
- Warm mouse for the cold Covid winters
- Population of Filipinos in Japan from 1964 to 2021
- Breakfast with rice, fried egg, tomatoes and nattō
- 2022 winter snowfall
- Our home’s coronavirus omamori
- Ibaraki: Japan’s Most Boring Prefecture(tm)
- Night-climbing Mount Tsukuba on New Year’s day
- Hatsumōde
- What are the eight regions of Japan?
- Winter climb of snow-covered Mount Tsukuba
- Hesitation
- What is Japan’s ‘flattest’ prefecture?
- Ōarai Beach circa 2005
- Parking spaces near the Philippine Embassy in Roppongi, Tokyo
- A leisurely hike to Hōkyōsan
- Gradations by Daihei Shibata
- How to make nattō toast
- Kaoru Ueda, Auguste Rodin, Ossip Zadkine
- How to prepare the Letterpack Plus and postcard (hagaki) for Philippine passport renewal
- How to renew your Philippine passport in Japan (Tokyo)
- Photocopy machine on the 2nd floor of Azabu District Minato Ward Office
- Christmas 2021 at Narita Airport
- Tsukuba Matsumi Park tower with pigeons
- Photos of an eerily empty Narita Airport
- Lucifer the house cat mauled by Pyton the constrictor
- A foggy morning in Tsukuba
- Listening to Spitz’s Hachimitsu on a Saturday morning
- ‘How living in Japan influenced me as a person’
- Migrating Timog.org to a new theme: Hugo Flex
- Endoscopy
- Why I went back to music CDs
- Summer in Japan: rice fields and beer
- Goya chanpuru: sauteed bitter gourd with tofu
- Filipinos in Japan: detailed statistics in tables
- Where do Filipinos in Japan live?
- Filipinos in Japan: 2020 demographics
- Why are there so many Filipinos in Japan?
- How to get a gun in Japan
- A visit to an elementary school classroom
- Bicycling in Totoro country
- Weekend early-morning bicycling
- Taking out the trash in the morning
- Cleaning my Topre Realforce JustSystems Japanese keyboard
- Torii in the morning mist
- Buddhist temple at the foot of Mount Tsukuba
- Kyushu Shinkansen commercial lifts Japan spirits
- Tomioka Town, Fukushima Prefecture
- Help Japan poster for earthquake, tsunami victims
- Omurice from Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind
- JAXA plans to clean up space debris with hi-tech net
- 10 awesome views of Tokyo’s Giant Gundam
- Shohei Otomo’s intense illustration art
- Tokyo: even the rest rooms are claustrophobic
- memory, a short film by Junichi Yamamoto
- Japanese camera buff builds 130-megapixel scanner camera for next to nothing
- Osaka’s Gate Tower Building: surviving collision with Hanshin Expressway
- 12 fantastic photos of factories in Japan
- 20 photos of ANA’s cute Pokemon jets
- 20+ really thin buildings and houses in Japan
- A trip to Ushiku Daibutsu, the world’s ‘tallest statue’
- 3 award-winning Japanese designs: Fractal 23, Tenori-on & Wasara
- Robo Japan 2008: Nabaztag & Chumby
- Robo Japan 2008: ACM-R5 Snake Robot
- Robo Japan 2008: Plen, the desktop robot
- Robo Japan 2008: Hello Kitty Robo
- CEATEC 2008: Miscellaneous photos
- Robo Japan 2008: Takara Tomy’s i-SOBOT
- Robo Japan 2008 starts today
- Road monsters of Japan
- CEATEC 2008: Suzuki Pixy and SSC
- CEATEC 2008: Microsoft’s Booth
- CEATEC 2008: Nissan’s biomimetic car robot BR23C
- CEATEC 2008: A cute little robot, Pleo
- CEATEC 2008: Murata Seikochan, the unicycle-riding robot
- CEATEC 2008: New lenses for Sony’s Alpha series dSLRs
- Off to CEATEC in Makuhari Messe
- 2007 World Chess Championship Candidates Matches
- Poppies in the morning
- A two-day climb of Mount Nantai in Nikko, Tochigi
- Sakura
- The great rush until the end of the fiscal year
- Site update: posts moved to TF Blog
- Plen, the skateboarding robot
- Shunsuke Nakamura, free kick expert
- Migrating to the Mac: almost there
- Shooters
- Three more days until Vista changes the world
- Lost and found: Casio Exilim EX-S500
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- Arsenal vs Manchester United (2-1)
- Waiting for spring
- Ten Japanese habits worth emulating by Filipinos
- Nattō, the dreaded food of the gaijin
- すみません
- Wijk aan Zee
- Mount Fuji in winter
- Migrating to the Mac: moving my files
- Migrating to the Mac: desktop and mouse
- Migrating to the Mac: photo booth
- Got an iMac
- Four CDs