Author: Cook-sensei

..are happening feels surreal. This was a major, if not the biggest, piece of Osaka’s present-day history and..(cont.)

..that defined the 8 years I spent living in Osaka, Japan.
Departing Osaka, and Japan, at the same time that these events..(cont.)

The Osaka referendum loss, and the resignation of the superintendent of education marks a sudden, sharp end to the political party.. (cont.)

…after visiting there and it’s unthinkable that a country in such desperate need already could have such a tragedy strike them….