HIGHLIGHTS FROM MY JAPAN VISION TRIP
Less detailed: Here's a 60-second video!
More detailed: Photos and videos (click images to see captions)
Part 1: In Tokyo with teammates (with OMF) - Days 1-12
Morning devotionals Day 3: Saitama International Church Day 4: Prayer Walk, Imperial Palace Day 4: Prayer Walk, Imperial Palace Day 4: Prayer Walk, Imperial Palace Day 4: Sensoji Temple, Asakusa Day 5: JEMA Women's Day Day 5: JP's hip-hop class Day 6: Halloween flyers in Yokohama Day 7: Day Off! Day 7: Day Off! Day 8: Q&A with Japanese Christians Day 8: Lunch at OMF headquarters Day 9: Mission Church, Setagaya Day 10: Megumi Church Day 10: Megumi Church Day 10: Megumi Church Day 12: Final day with OMF
Part 2: On my own seeing friends and eating yummy food in Tokyo, Ashikaga, and Nagoya - Days 12-18
Yuko from All Souls Ramen Ryokan Homeikan Morikawa Ryokan Homeikan Morikawa Ryokan Homeikan Morikawa Ryokan Homeikan Morikawa Ryokan Homeikan Morikawa INSPIRE ministry for returnees INSPIRE ministry for returnees Visiting the Romulos Visiting the Romulos Visiting the Romulos Visiting the Romulos Kishimen! Imagawayaki! Do I look Japanese? Breakfast at Denny's Breakfast at Denny's!
Part 3: Meeting with CBI (Christ Bible Institute) in Nagoya - Days 14-18
CBI's Heart & Soul Cafe CBI's Heart & Soul Cafe CBI's Heart & Soul Cafe CBI's Heart & Soul Cafe CBI's Heart & Soul Cafe CBI's Heart & Soul Cafe Dinner with the Kawais All Nations Fellowship, Nagakute All Nations Fellowship, Nagakute All Nations Fellowship, Downtown
Videos!
Here's my friend Yuko demonstrating how to order ramen using a ticket vending machine. There are no waiters at these kinds of ramen shops, only a single cook.
There's a giant window on Japanese trains through which you can watch the operator. I was totally fascinated by all the pointing! It turns out this is a safety protocol called "pointing and calling" which engages the operator's brain, eyes, hands, mouth, and ears and has been shown to reduce mistakes by 85% and accidents by 30%!
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