Decision fatigue is REAL, and there are times when I simply cannot make ONE. MORE. DECISION. Should I say yes? Why am I saying no? ...

This post is the second of the VAoJ Hiroshima Research Trip Arc. In keeping with my recent and ongoing tachinomi project, I wanted to experience the ...

This is the third post in the VAoJ Hiroshima Research Trip Arc. The day's main event (7/8/25): the baseball game between the host Hiroshima Carp and the ...

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In the Spirit of open-text, collaboration, communication and Good Anthropology... This blog is for educational purposes only; as such it is a ...

The last adventure and post in the VAoJ Hiroshima Research Trip Arc is about my tour of the sake breweries in Saijō-chō in Higashihiroshima. I left ...

ABSTRACT: This project began as a 35 mm film photography collection to document the presence of waste in the Northwest border of Tunisia, as the ...

"Taking Pictures of Snakes at Midnight: An Anthropological Perspective" on the relation between snakes and humans, and nature and humans, in Hong Kong, ...

There is a narrow canal (水路, suiro) behind my house that runs parellel with the Neyagawa River for several kilometers. The canal serves as the border ...

Salmon gives clear signals when it’s ready — you just need to know what to look for. Whether you’re aiming for silky medium-rare or fully cooked, these ...