Etwas angestarrt kam ich mir ja schon vor, als ich da letztes Jahr in bunter Yoga-Leggings und mit Yoga-Matte unter dem Arm in Yokohama aus dem Zug stieg. Aber es hatte sich dann doch gelohnt: Letztes Jahr im September, ich hatte gerade den Arbeitsplatz gewechselt und war dementsprechend im „Neuer-Mitarbeiter“ – Stress, fand das Yogafest … Mehr Nachtrag: Das Yogafest Yokohama 2017
“Peace comes from within. Do not seek it without.” ― Gautama Buddha (See page 2 for the German version) The new year has barely begun, and already I feel as if I am never able to achieve everything I planned to do. Time is running and it seems as if what I am doing on … Mehr Zazen – a meditative experience in Kyoto
(See page 2 for the German version) As there is no word in Japanese for ‚to sleep in‘ (朝寝坊する, asanebou suru, ‚to oversleep‘ has a rather negative connotation), and for ‚to relax‘ in general ‚rirakkusu suru‘, which was borrowed from the English verb, is beig used, I was seriously worried that the myth of the … Mehr Relaxing the Japanese way
(See page 2 for the German version) When you think of Shibuya, you probably think of this always hip and always young fashion and clubbing part of Tokyo, with the world’s famous street intersection, where every two minutes, when the pedestrian lights turn green, hundreds of people cross the street at the same time. But, … Mehr Tokyo Cafe Review: Nagi Shokudo in Shibuya
(See page 2 for the German version) Since some time ago came across this article about the Alice in Wonderland – theme restaurants in Tokyo, I really wanted to try them out. To be honest, I kind of like kitschy decor, as well as Lewis Carroll’s story itself and the many Alice merchandising stuff which, … Mehr Dining with Alice in Wonderland
