This blog was started simply to document my time in Japan for my own enjoyment, but I hope it has been of some entertainment value to you, and maybe amused you or even inspired you to come to Japan, or to go and explore more of the planet. I’ll sign off by saying thanks to everybody who has been reading for the last two years, especially to those who’ve left words of encouragement. Sometimes it takes an outsider’s eye to appreciate what locals take for granted Life as an English teacher in Ono is sweet.īy bike, snowboard, cross-country ski, kayak, snowshoe, car and foot, I have explored deep into the natural wonders of Fukui, perhaps delving deeper than many of the locals. So how do I sum up my two years in Ono, Fukui, Japan? Well, I’ll start by saying it’s been the best two years of my life so far, and I have got a tremendous amount of pleasure and satisfaction from living here, meeting the locals, learning a little lingo, and enjoying a life where everyday is an adventure into the unknown. People say that saying goodbye is difficult. ![]() The last week has been a series of sayonaras. ![]() ![]() In a few minutes I’m going to walk out of my apartment for the final time, get in my car and drive out of Ono, in the knowledge that I may never return.
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