Thanks, Anthropologist Mayumi Yamamoto, for the Appreciation!

I'm a modest man, but I really think that to acknowledge and appreciate in return is the courteous thing to do. So here we go: Thank you, anthropologist Mayumi Yamamoto of Japan for the mention and encouraging words from your wonderful Basil and Sunflower blog articles:

From Elmo, 3, joins youngest Americans in getting vaccinated:

. . . her generous Filipino teacher.  

He is quick at getting to the point I overlook and reminds me, casually. 

So, he is a good teacher.

And from Ryanair Afrikaans test: Airline drops controversial South African quiz:

The essay above was shared with my English language teacher,
a Filipino poet,
who edits my writings along with grammatical correction.

Where I wrote 'That is the ironic by-product of British imperialism'
--- my Filipino teacher said,  'American imperialism, too'.

Maraming-maraming salamat, Miho-san!

(From the Philippines to Japan!)

 

 

 

 

 

Ate, a Philippine restaurant in Tokyo, Japan

Sakaling mapadpad kayo sa Tokyo at mamiss niyo agad ang pagkaing Pinoy, tangkilikin natin ang Philippine Restaurant Ate at 2 Chome-22-11 Nishiogi-minami, Suginami, Tokyo (2nd Floor). Check out the details here on the page of Experience Suginami Tokyo. (The photos and videos below are courtesy of Masaki Nishi.)

Meron sila ng ating paboritong adobo, manok at baboy!

Meron din silang ginataang hipon, alimasag, atbp.! Hai!