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Author Archives: john graham
“Green T Makes U P”
As I start to think about packing for a long-awaited trip to Japan, I came across an interesting study by Tokyo University. Their researchers followed the health care of 14,000 elderly people and related it to their diets over a three-year … Continue reading
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“Living in the Present”
The growing number of older people with dementia is making societies all over the world reach for straws of solutions —– in health care services that are drowning under the pressure of struggling to cope with ageing populations. Over the … Continue reading
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“Move to the Country” 3
Two years ago I wrote a blog recommending you move to Dorset if you want to live longer. See May 28 2010, in the Archive. I must apologise to anyone who took me seriously and moved. A more upto date … Continue reading
“A Shopping Experience”
This is one of a series of blogs which describe my trip to Japan in April 2012. To see earlier blogs in the series, click on “Japan Odyssey” in the Tag Cloud. Takashimaya is an upmarket department store in Kyoto. We … Continue reading
“Royokan Garden”
This is one of a series of blogs which describe my trip to Japan in April 2012. To see further blogs in the series, click on “Japan Odyssey” in the Tag Cloud. The highlight of our trip to Japan was, … Continue reading
“Tidy Japanese Style”
This is one of a series of blogs which describe my trip to Japan in April 2012. To see further blogs in the series, click on “Japan Odyssey” in the Tag Cloud. When I leave my hotel room each day … Continue reading
“A Guided Tokyo Tour”
This is one of a series of blogs which describe my trip to Japan in April 2012. To see further blogs in the series, click on “Japan Odyssey” in the Tag Cloud. Like our hotel door to 16th floor lobby … Continue reading
“Grumble Day or Smile Day”
How you feel when you wake up in the morning can often determine your outlook for the rest of the day. Today I am in London for a meeting, staying in a modest no-frills backstreet hotel. As usual, in my slow … Continue reading
“Underground Tokyo”
This is one of a series of blogs which describe my trip to Japan in April 2012. To see further blogs in the series, click on “Japan Odyssey” in the Tag Cloud. Greeted in the hotel’s 16th floor lobby by … Continue reading
“First Steps in the Ginza”
This is one of a series of blogs which describe my trip to Japan in April 2012. To see further blogs in the series, click on “Japan Odyssey” in the Tag Cloud. The first day in Japan is still not over and at 3pm … Continue reading