Well I don't need to worry about being famous anymore. Apparently I was featured on Japanese TV yesterday trying to speak Japanese for at least 30 seconds. It was a 'spontaneous' human interest story about making chabako boxes - a beautiful and fun Japanese craft that my sister-in-law Masumi teaches. Hopefully it will bring her lots more clients, Japanese and gaijin (foreigners). If you are interested in buying one or even better, making one... go to the website http://www.chabako.jp/menu/. Not much more to do to cross off 'the list' before I leave now. Hope to see my beloved Fuji-San again, dogs in dresses and girls in cartoon costumes. Ah, there are many things I shall miss about this country and I am so excited to be coming home.
so pleased you came here to japan...thankyou for all you've done.....you've made impressions that will never be forgotten, changed lives, and helped so many of us at YIS. i'm sorry you're leaving, but so excited for you and your next adventure. seriously, if you ever want to take on an apprentice, i want to learn more from you miss estelle. you're gorgeous. you're a star. xk
The pleasure has been all mine Nurse K:-) Thank you for being such a willing learner xoxo
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