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A perfect introduction to Japan and Japanese culture, this illustrated culture and travel guide contains loads of original drawings as well as the Japanese script for key words and phrases. Some people take photos, but artist Betty Reynolds captures memories with her paintbrush and watercolors. Clueless in Tokyo provides an outsider's take on everyday life in Japan's capital citya place where vending machines talk, toilets can be terrifying, and centuries-old festivals unfold against a backdrop of space-age architecture. During the seven years Reynolds lived in Japan, she filled thirty sketchbooks with everything that caught her eye. Whether it's fashion, food, sport, transport, seasonal rituals, or Japanese pastimes, each vibrant sketch is a delight, and Reynolds' witty hand-lettered captions in both Japanese and English provide an entertaining resource for beginning learners of the Japanese language. Adult students and travelers alike will find this Japan travel guide to be a charming and insightful addition to their trip.
Clwojick@Julsmarshall I know! I want sushi dinner. I do have a lunch date next Thursday for all you can eat though. And now I think I'm going home to make some. 👏👏👏 Work can not end soon enough!7y
HelloImJezThese pictures are so satisfying and cute!7y
brilliantglowI love sushi. Especially spicy salmon. But also tuna, veggie, and crab7y
TricksyTails@Clwojick Really? How cool! So you could whip me up some sushi when I kitty sit Totem and Oscar?7y
Clwojick@TricksyTails lol. Yeah, I could make some of the easy stuff at home. It's hard to make the good stuff without it costing a billion dollars for the supplies7y
TricksyTailsMmm...okay putting in an order ahead of time for just salmon and hamachi nigiri 🍣😆 I'm simple. I'll share with the kitties. 😻7y
Clueless in Tokyo: An Explorer's Sketchbook of Weird and Wonderful Things in Japan | 
