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I am the kind person who feels an urge to add the word “video” or “digital” whenever I hear the word “game.” To me, board games seem too prototypical to be interesting. In an age where computer graphics can do it all, what’s the point of doing it the old way, with a dice, miniatures and maps?
For a mere freckle on the map, Okinawa enjoys enormous popularity. And despite the land and people being grossly burdened by decades of conflict, like the native prehistoric Sago Palm, the Japanese region’s culture and spirit continue to thrive.
Although a white Christmas is unlikely, every year a season of lights surely comes to Okinawa. Starting late November, illuminations begin at many locations to set the mood for a holiday season.
If you've spent any time in Japan you know it's often difficult to find unpackaged food. There is one health food store in Okinawa that offers bulk and I love going there.
