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My comics about Japan


You are never alone in Japan
*PS. Monkeys don't drink and you can only find them at Nagano's onsen (hot spring).
 

I tried to pour sake (rice wine) for myself but was often stopped by my Japanese friend because it is a custom for others to pour for you. Oops!
 

Perhaps salarymen in Japan are too tired and the commuting time is too long...
 

Perhaps salarymen in Japan are too tired and the commuting time is too long...

I have to admit now that I commute more often on the train I've abandoned my good manners, too. It's quite amazing to see how competitive people are in their daily race for train seats.
 
I have to admit now that I commute more often on the train I've abandoned my good manners, too. It's quite amazing to see how competitive people are in their daily race for train seats.

I admit I don't mind giving up my seat for short distance travel within 23 wards, but when I travel out of Tokyo… I would stay put…
 
I enjoy your comics as well, and the little insight I'm learning about Japan. Please post more. <3
 
I enjoy your comics as well, and the little insight I'm learning about Japan. Please post more. <3

Thank you Kairia!
Here's more for the new year!


Wishing all forum members a happy new year!
 
Happy New Year Eva !

Thank you for all the great entertainment with your artwork in 2013. I hope to enjoy it in the coming year also.

Uncle Frank

 
Thank you for all the great entertainment with your artwork in 2013. I hope to enjoy it in the coming year also.

Uncle Frank

Thank you Uncle Frank for your warm support!

 

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wow, I'm impressed. You have so many cool ideas and motivation!
Thanks Hania! I am trying to compile into a book and release it this year.

Here's the new one for today!
 

We are pretty much programmed to just get into the bus, tap our cards and dash in to look for a seat. But in Japan, drivers always give you a bow and a greeting to thank us for commuting with them. It was so uneasy for me at first to acknowledge the driver and bow back.
 

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