Here is this week’s mid-week edition of the Eye on East Asia Blog Round-Up :
- Asia Shock - The author reviews Taniguchi Senkichi’s 1947 film Snow Trail (銀嶺の果て).
- China Hope Live - Joel talks about the ways in which your choice of apartment can affect your relationships with Chinese locals.
- Confused Laowai – The Confused Laowai shares his thoughts on the language learning website L-Lingo.
- Danwei - An interview with Chris Taylor, author of Harvest Season, a novel set in south-western China.
- Japan : Life and Religion - Doug gives some pointers on Japanese business etiquette.
- Just Hungry - Maki shares her recipe for tororo soba (とろろ蕎麦), or soba noodles with grated nagaimo.
- Korean Modern Literature in Translation - Recommended books and short stories for those interested in Korean contemporary literature.
- Life on the Tibetan Plateau – The author talks about a recent visit to the earthquake-stricken Yushu Prefecture (玉树) in Qinghai Province.
- New Worlds to Conquer - Anuan’s family say sayonara to their life in Japan as they embark on their next adventure.
- The Japanese Food Report - Harris posts recipes for two delicious miso dressings.
- The Lobster Dance - The author does battle with the Godzilla of Japanese cockroaches.
- The View from Over Here - The author goes hiking on Yongmunsan (용문산).
- Tsukublog - Avi accidentally finds himself on the women-only compartment of the Tsukuba Express.
That’s all for this edition of the East Asia Blog Round-Up. The next edition will be posted on Sunday 31st October 2010.
