I do love America, which is why I think the following items are just plain weird: http://www.buzzfeed.com/alannaokun/totally-bizarre-pieces-of-americana
I, incidentally, found American toilet paper for sale—-but I guess that it is for people who truly detest America, as opposed to patritiotic fashionistas.
From me to you, our unspoken words.
Building cultural bridges with love. 洋媳妇谈中国
Too much wine in rural Japan
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Living and writing in rural Japan
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A Western Wife Learning the Japanese Ways
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Translated Japanese Ghost Stories and Tales of the Weird and the Strange
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Sewing and exploring in Kyoto
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