For those looking for a Bluetooth stereo system that plays CD or you can easily connect your smartphone to it via BlueTooth or even listen to the radio and use as an alarm, then definitely check out the MAGNAVOX MM444BT 3-Piece CD Shelf System. The Read More …
I have been looking for a dual monitor stand for my desk. Particular a clamp mounted dual monitor stand to save some desk space and I chose the AM Alphamount Dual Monitor Mount Stand (Clamp). For the most part, the stand is easy to put Read More …
Random Musings #155 – Wish I was in Japan for Sakura 2021. There is something about cherry blossom season in Japan that makes it a special time to be there. From the end of March to first week in April (This is typical in Kanto Read More …
I had the opportunity to try UPBEET! TOKYO (Vegan & Gluten Free Sweets) at the Aoyama Farmer’s Market @ UNU in Shibuya, Tokyo. The company promises the following four things: No animal food No flour No white sugar Use of Japanese Fermented Food The company Read More …
I have written about IZ*ONE on my blog, reviewed their music and Blu-rays, wrote many articles and needless to say that since “Produce48” aired on Korea, I have supported this global girls group even though I knew that there contract was only for 2.5 years. Read More …
If you are a Jean-Luc Godard fan or a cineaste, “Breathless” is an important film worth owning in your cinema collection. In the context of importance of cinema and its historical contribution to La Nouvelle Vague, “Breathless” is the feature film that launched Godard’s career Read More …
I remember when DVD players were coming out and if you wanted a region free player, you had to go through several ways to disable it, they were big and clunky and or you either watch it on a computer and use software that allows Read More …
When it comes to quality, may it be stoves to tents, Coleman is a well-known name. Also, when it comes to innovation and with the release of the Coleman OneSource Rechargeable Tent, it’s one thing that six people can fit in the tent (it’s 10×10 Read More …
If there is one major travel tip that I can give to those who want to travel internationally, that is to please purchase a digital weight scale. You won’t regret it! One of the scariest things that many travelers always want to make sure is Read More …
As more smoke detectors are now becoming more efficient, with lithium or rechargeable batteries (finally companies are getting away from those 9volt batteries), some manufacturers are looking for ways to make them practical for today’s society. And in the case of the X-Sense Wi-Fi Smoke Read More …
Not far from Nogizaka Station in Akasaka, Minato ward is Nogi Shrine. A Shinto Shrine established back on November 1, 1923, the shrine is dedicated to General Nogi Maresuke and his wife Nogi Shizuko after the their deaths back on September 13, 1912. Before I Read More …
The first stadium I have ever went to in Japan, was back in 1999 at Yokohama Stadium. While at the time there was no baseball, there was a school soccer competition taking place. But Yokohama Stadium is known for hosting many outdoor concerts. American artists Read More …
I absolutely enjoy Japanese tea and I was quite pleased to see that Tea Kitamura from Nagasaki, Kyushu, would be releasing their tea worldwide via Amazon. Giving ocha lovers the chance to try their delicious, organic tea. The company was founded in 1954 by Kitamura Read More …
For those who are looking for a portable car batter jump starter, will definitely want to give the SUHU Car Battery Jump Starter. The car battery jump starter (which has 1500 amps peak current) comes with the positive/negative to jump start and also get a Read More …
I always have to have a package of roasted seaweed sheets in my kitchen cabinet, because I need it to crumble on my rice, sushi and spam musubi. And I had a chance to try NuEats Organic Yaki Sushi Nori which comes with 10 full Read More …