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Two Adventures through Northeast Japan

James Japan avatarPosted on August 22, 2012 by James ArendtNovember 25, 2022  
Two Adventures through Northeast Japan

Having fun hitchhiking in northern Japan, making new friends, and saving a bucket of cash.

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The size of Lake Michigan compared to Northern Japan

James Japan avatarPosted on August 21, 2012 by James ArendtNovember 25, 2022  
The size of Lake Michigan compared to Northern Japan

Most of the Tohoku (northeast) region of Honshu Japan could fit in Lake Michigan.

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Restoring a large WordPress Database

James Japan avatarPosted on August 8, 2012 by James ArendtDecember 14, 2019  
Restoring a large WordPress Database

This article applies not only to people who use WordPress technology for their websites or blogs, but to anybody who uses any kind of CMS, for example, Joomla and Drupal, which uses a MySql database . However it may not apply to bloggers who use blogging software on third party servers such as wordpress.com or Blogger. If you have a blog or website on your own server that uses a … Continue reading →

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Treated to an Oyster snack

James Japan avatarPosted on August 1, 2012 by James ArendtNovember 25, 2022  
Treated to an Oyster snack

Getting treated to an oyster snack on my 400-mile hitchhike adventure in Northern Japan.

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Jeff Rense Fukushima disinfo exposed

James Japan avatarPosted on July 23, 2012 by James ArendtFebruary 5, 2022 9
Jeff Rense Fukushima disinfo exposed

Jeff Rense, 66, riding a $30,000 Harley Trike, one of a collection of motorcycles, a lifestyle partly supported by donations from his readers. I live in Niigata Prefecture which is the neighbor of Fukushima just to the west. Since the March 11, 2011 Fukushima nuclear power plant disaster, I’ve been to Fukushima several times. Once I came as close as 20 kilometers to the damaged nuclear reactors. Nobody I know … Continue reading →

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Rescued by two Muslim men from Pakistan on a rainy day

James Japan avatarPosted on July 17, 2012 by James ArendtSeptember 8, 2019 3
Rescued by two Muslim men from Pakistan on a rainy day

July 16, 2012: The previous day I sprained my back while on the road in Hirosaki City, Aomori Prefecture. This morning when rising at 5:20 a.m. from the bed in the capsule hotel where I spent the night, an excruciating lower back pain greeted me. It was difficult to stand up and walk. To make matters worse, though I expected the weather to be fair and sunny, a low pressure … Continue reading →

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Last week of June adventure to Hirosaki and back

James Japan avatarPosted on July 3, 2012 by James ArendtSeptember 8, 2019  
Last week of June adventure to Hirosaki and back

June 29 – July 1, 2012: This weekend I went to Hirosaki and back in only 12 cars traveling 768 kilometers. The trip to Hirosaki was the fastest ever! It took only 4 cars with an average waiting time of only 9 minutes.wait between cars. I arrived at 3:00pm. On the return trip, a man took me from Noshiro city to Honjo. Rather than take me to Route 7, he … Continue reading →

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Third June Hitchhike Adventure to Hirosaki

James Japan avatarPosted on June 26, 2012 by James ArendtSeptember 8, 2019  
Third June Hitchhike Adventure to Hirosaki

It’s now my 4rd trip to Hirosaki this month! The first one was with a friend who drove all the way, the rest by hitchhiking. I still have one more trip on the 29th of the month! Today was supposed to rain but it turned out sunny. The train to Majima was 25 minutes late which meant I started hitchhiking at 8 a.m. Rather than walk up Route 7 as … Continue reading →

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Japanese musical instruments: The Koto and the Shakuhachi

James Japan avatarPosted on June 25, 2012 by James ArendtNovember 14, 2022  
Japanese musical instruments: The Koto and the Shakuhachi

Mr. Murata playing his handmade shakuhachi On June 22, 2012, Mr. and Mrs. Murata picked me up from Nikaho, Akita Prefecture, and invited me to drink tea with them in their home in Akita city. Mr. Murata’s hobby is making and playing a musical instrument made from bamboo which is called Shakuhachi. Mrs. Murata plays the Koto, a stringed instrument. I was honored to be their guest and hear them … Continue reading →

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June 16th Adventure from Hirosaki back Home

James Japan avatarPosted on June 20, 2012 by James ArendtSeptember 8, 2019  
June 16th Adventure from Hirosaki back Home

I began my journey home later than usual, first a train from Hirosaki station at 11:25 a.m to Nagamine, 3 stops out of town, arriving 10 minutes later. This puts me right on Route 7, a good place to hitchhike. After a relatively short wait of 19 minutes, a car with two 18 year old girls stopped and offered to take me to Odate City. Their names are Mari, and … Continue reading →

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June 15 Adventure from Niigata to Hirosaki

James Japan avatarPosted on June 18, 2012 by James ArendtSeptember 8, 2019  
June 15 Adventure from Niigata to Hirosaki

June 15, 2012: The day is bright and sunny with thin and wispy cirrus clouds. Again as I did the previous week, I started off from Majima station on Route 345 at 7:35 AM. This time I didn’t catch the first ride till 8:25, about 50 minutes later. The driver was a cook on his way to work at a restaurant in Sasagarenagare, a spa and resort area in northern … Continue reading →

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June 10 Adventure Hitchhiking from Hirosaki to Niigata

James Japan avatarPosted on June 13, 2012 by James ArendtNovember 14, 2022  
June 10 Adventure Hitchhiking from Hirosaki to Niigata

Mr. and Mrs. Sakura in their living room Sunday, June 10, 2012: I hitchhiked 404 kilometers (253 miles) from Aomori Prefecture to Niigata City in 9 cars. They consisted of 4 married couples, two small children, 4 single men, 2 ladies and one single couple. A highlight of this trip was visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sakurada’s home in Noshiro. They picked me up when hitchhiking exactly one month before on … Continue reading →

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Summer Adventure Hitchhiking to Aomori City

James Japan avatarPosted on June 11, 2012 by James ArendtSeptember 8, 2019  
Summer Adventure Hitchhiking to Aomori City

On June 8, 2012: I hitchhiked 402 kilometers from Majima Station in Murakami, Niigata Prefecture, to Aomori City. The drivers consisted of one elderly couple, two recently married young men, a man about my age driving a large truck carrying tons of rice, a car with 3 ladies and a man, and finally, a middle age lady who took me to the very door of my destination. Hitchhiking from Niigata … Continue reading →

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Repairing a Notebook PC

James Japan avatarPosted on June 1, 2012 by James ArendtNovember 14, 2022  
Repairing a Notebook PC

Toshiba Satellite J40. Broken CPU fan on the bottom right A local company gave me the laptop PC you see in the photo. They often give me older PCs because I’m actually doing them a favor to take away their junk! It costs money in Japan to dispose of materials. I was interested in this particular laptop PC because the keyboard looked so clean. It was as if it had … Continue reading →

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Hitchhike Adventure from Hamamatsu City back to Niigata

James Japan avatarPosted on May 30, 2012 by James ArendtSeptember 8, 2019  
Hitchhike Adventure from Hamamatsu City back to Niigata

Sunday, May 20, 2012: Today was the last day of my trip and my return to home. The challenge was to hitchhike 600 kilometers (about 400 miles), the same distance I traveled on day one of my journey, but this time I would be crossing Tokyo. It’s not easy to cross Tokyo by hitchhiking, I usually take the train. Today I was successful. After waiting a whole hour at Mikatahara … Continue reading →

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William M. Henry Artwork

James Japan avatarPosted on May 24, 2012 by James ArendtNovember 14, 2022  
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Hitchhike Adventure from Osaka to Hamamatsu City

James Japan avatarPosted on May 23, 2012 by James ArendtSeptember 8, 2019  
Hitchhike Adventure from Osaka to Hamamatsu City

May 18, 2012:Today was the second day of my trip. The main purpose was to help my friend in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, to purchase and set up a laptop PC. It’s only 290 kilometers (180 miles) from Osaka to Hamamatsu, half the distance I hitchhiked the day before from Niigata to Osaka, “a piece of cake!” It was just after 9 a.m and only few minutes after arriving to … Continue reading →

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May Hitchhike Adventure to Osaka

James Japan avatarPosted on May 22, 2012 by James ArendtSeptember 8, 2019 1
May Hitchhike Adventure to Osaka

May 17, 2012: Osaka is about 600 kilometers or 400 miles from home. I made it in a very good time, 8.5 hours in 4 vehicles spending less than $10 that day for food and a bit of public transportation to get me started. The first driver, Tomoshi, is an airplane mechanic serving in the Japan Self Defense Force. He’s stationed in Higashi Matsushima, Miyagi Prefecture, very close to where … Continue reading →

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May 6, 2012 Hitchhike Adventure: Hirosaki to Akita City

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May 6, 2012 Hitchhike Adventure: Hirosaki to Akita City

Hirosaki was under a clear blue sky when I boarded the first train out of town at 6:54 a.m. My destination was home to Niigata and I was hoping to hitchhike all the way back from Nagamine station, just 3 train stations from Hirosaki and right on Route 7, a straight shot to Niigata. It turned out I was able to hitchhike in 5 rides only as far as Akita … Continue reading →

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Confirmation: Al-qaeda Exists only in the Mind

James Japan avatarPosted on May 3, 2012 by James ArendtNovember 13, 2022  
Confirmation: Al-qaeda Exists only in the Mind

“BBC’s killer documentary called “The Power of Nightmares“. Top CIA officials openly admit, Al-qaeda is a total and complete fabrication, never having existed at any time.” (Quote from: Top Ranking CIA Operatives Admit Al-qaeda Is a Complete Fabrication) In 2010 while riding a train, I met a man from Pakistan. This was just after Terry Jones, the pastor of the Christian Dove World Outreach Center in Gainesville, Florida, U.S., announced … Continue reading →

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Two years in the Philippines

June 4th, 2025. Two years ago, June 4th, 2023, Tess and I moved from Guam to the Philippines. It’s been a wonderful two years living in the beautiful countryside near the sea in a small village. The Philippines is a poor country where half of the households don’t own a refrigerator, but food is abundant. Nobody goes hungry.

I finished today my project of creating  a PDF file of R. W. Thompson’s insightful book The Papacy And The Civil Power Click on the link to download it. It’s only 1.8 megabytes in size compared to the copy on archive.org which is 39 megabytes.

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Thoughts about the American Pope

The first ever American to become Pope, Robert Francis Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, reminded me of a quote from The Papacy And The Civil Power – Chapter I. which I posted on this website:

“Pope Gregory XVI., some years ago, uttered the saying, “Out of the Roman States, there is no country where I am pope, except the United States,”…Read More

In all the countries professedly Roman Catholic, the Church was restricted and hampered in what were asserted to be its rights, on account of its close alliance with despotism; while in this country (the USA), owing to the liberality of our institutions, it is “legally free,” and is left without the interference of the law, to the uninterrupted pursuit of its ecclesiastical policy. Manifestly, it is because the nations of Europe, hitherto Roman Catholic, have taken away from “the vicar of God” the power to subordinate the laws of the State to the canon laws of the Church, which have been constructed with sole reference to papal supremacy, that the hope of rebuilding this power in the United States has been excited.” (End of quote.)

Another point is the significance of the name Leo. It was Leo X who, in 1521, excommunicated Martin Luther. Does the name indicate a possible agenda by Robert Prevost to totally crush Protestantism in America? Could he do that when Americans have First Amendment protection that guarantees freedom of religion? Time will tell.

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On 29 October 2004, 53 senior political figures from the 25 member states of the European Union signed a treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe. The ceremony took place in the ornate surroundings of the Palazzo dei Conservatori in the heart of ancient Rome where the original treaty establishing the Common Market was signed 47 years previously. Behind them is a statue of Pope Leo X. I think it’s significant that area with Leo X in the background was chosen to sign the EU Constitution because Leo X was the Pope who in January 1521 excommunicated Martin Luther.

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