Tsubu Gai

Fieldwork in malacology & palentology in Japan

Tuesday, August 19, 2008

Sayonara Nihon!

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My time in Japan is just about up. A quick reunion with JSPS/NSF students tomorrow, then a flight home the next day. Living in Japan this su...
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Saturday, August 16, 2008

American Heritage, 1977

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The other night right after dinner I was fresh out of reading material. Any reading material, in English anyway. I was desperate to read som...
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Thursday, August 14, 2008

Photos

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Today is one of the days of the Japanese Buddist holiday of Bon , or Obon. In Japanese, an "o" is often added as a prefix to the n...
Wednesday, August 13, 2008

On food

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Japanese food, in character and diversity, could constitute a blog all by itself. For this reason I will only superficially deal with it as ...
Monday, August 11, 2008

Shinto and geology

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Though Japan is considered by many Westerners as a mostly secular society, about 86% of Japanese people consider themselves followers of Shi...
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I am a graduate student at UC Berkeley studying the diversity and evolution of whelks. This summer I was sponsored by the NSF (USA) and JSPS (Japan) to work with Dr. Seiji Hayashi at Nagoya University in Japan to collect buccinid gastropod (whelk) tissue samples and examine whelk shell collections at musems throughout Japan. Sugoi! Some of the snails that I study are pictured to the right.
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