Words, words, words...sometimes I get tired of words. I've made a video instead... 'Until next time. Take care. Lizabett R. #japan #hyogo #kobe #yumesake #lizabettrusso

I’ve always wondered how it would be to go to a show that is completely in a foreign language. Since I considered this thought as being a vital part of my Japanese adventure I bought myself a ticket for a show in a museum/gallery and jumped into a metro to reach my destination. I would be lying to say that I was relaxed throughout the whole transition. Luckily enough I found the Japanese metro system much easier than the London one. For once, I got to the venue earlier than I

My 3rd day in Tokyo started smoothly with a Japanese traditional breakfast which consisted of miso soup and rice. Miso soup usually contains dashi (fish stock), tofu, wakame (seaweed) and green onion. All in all, super healthy. In my opinion, miso soup is a great comfort food. More please. I have never really been a big fan of touristic attractions (maybe because of the massive, noisy crowds and queues) so I’ve decided to go and see some temples in Osaki, a peaceful residenti

Down a little lane, tucked away from the busy crowds of Tokyo I could hear a thin wave of music. Something unfamiliar but yet familiar enough to make me want to hear more. These sounds were weaving their way through the air with a mysterious aura, almost like a saw bending over and over producing emotional vibes that speak ones’ heart to the world with all her worries and joys. It is Japanese traditional music that I am hearing on my second day in Tokyo coming from a little h