Geeze Brian, Update!

Sorry! It takes a lot of motivation for me to actually post something hahahaha. So here's some randomness from my last few months in 

Yamaguchi, Japan.

Once a year the military opens its doors to the public. People can come in, look around, watch demonstrations, and ride a tank! 

This is me in Osaka. Osaka is Japan's second largest city, so it's not as bad a Tokyo hahahah. I had to go there to attend a training seminar and had to stay a day longer due to a typhoon.

This huge statue showed up in my nearby mall for a day. Not sure why but "why" is never a good question to ask in Japan.

On November 26 my company had its Christmas day for the kids. They came and got gifts and I held 2 special Christmas classes where they made Christmas cards to give to their parents. That beard was terrible.

I think these were police characters promoting safety of some kind. This was in the train station in Osaka. Kids being coaxed by there parents to approach giant cartoons is pretty common in Japan.

This is a driving school. I am so glad I dont have to do this.

My biggest regret so far is not entering the KitKat store in Osaka. ARRRGGG. Hopefully next time.

This is Osaska during the day.

This is Osaka during the night.

Yup. A StarWars themed English - Japanese dictionary. 

Brian in Japan Season 3!

Well I'm back in Japan! I am now living in Yamaguchi prefecture again but this time in Yamaguchi city. This is very close to where i lived my first year in Shunan, Yamaguchi.

Here is my first walktrough of my new apartment. I will do it again after living here for a while more.

I found this slide to be wierd and a little dangerous because of the little slits between the pads. I didnt try it though :(

BIG BOY!

This is the Hotel I stayed in for a few nights when I first came to Yamaguchi. Very good!

This is the inside of a nearby mall.

Welcome back to Japan. I hope you can zoom in the read this more clearly.

This is an insane amount of chives on the pork I ordered.

There a variety of neat fountains and bridges everywhere in this city.

This is one of the 2 locations I work in. Its really easy to find because no other houses look like this.

Cutting yourself while shaving on the first day of work means good luck right? hahahaha I have never even cut myself shaving before. :(

This is me trying a variety of different unrecognizable foods. And that's what its like to live in Japan!

More to come soon!