Useful Japanese Vocabulary: Teishoku
By John Offer Teishoku, pronounced "Tay-show-ku" means "meal set."
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By John Offer Teishoku, pronounced "Tay-show-ku" means "meal set."
Many place names in Hokkaido are derived from the Ainu language, like "Sapporo," which means "dry, large river."
In Hokkaido, we met a traveling Buddhist monk who had been walking along the coast of Japan for the past 6 years, relying on handouts for meals and sleeping on a thin plastic mat.
In the summer of 2009, my 8-year-old son, Sho, and I set off on our own to ride connected bicycles the length of mainland Japan, covering about 2,500 miles in 67 days.
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