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Kari-Kei
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I was born in Osaka,JAPAN in 1968,grew up in Kobe, and  started my career as an obstetritian and gynecologyst in Kyoto. I'm now living in Virginia, USA.
   I was once living in Nashville,TN,USA in1979.
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Gohst in the Shell2,Innocence
Afshin E.
Shinobu
  I love scuba diving! Go to Okinawa every summer. I've exprienced 85dives up to now.  Traveling around is indispensable for my life. Some of my favorite ones were camping around in Hokkaido, JAPAN, wondering on the Silk Road, China, and train trip in France. I'm a diving refugee since my first visit to ocean paradise Okinawa for my summer vacation. I was 27 then.
   I also enjoy arts(paintings, photos, architecture,etc.), listening to jazz & rock, playing tennis & watching sports games and tasting wine & sake. There are many other things I care, but too much to introduce here.
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update! Dec 5, 2004
I am a bit eye-opened to find myself loving American country music.
So I made a new page, "
my favorite country music".
Yes, I lived in Nashiville , TN once, but only one year and I was too young to enjoy country music, I think. I never enjoyed it in Japan. Why now? I don't know, but my radio is tuned to "97.3 Eagle" driving on Hampton roads. I am less listening to Rock , Jazz, and Pops than before. Well, my previous trend for "Lovepsychedelico" in Japan may have a similar nostalsia. However, country music is more positive, happy and homebound, I think.

Yes, I still love tropical underwater! Just could not afford while in the process of moving to the US and still could not afford time for it. However, I will go to Caribian Sea and swim with dolphin someday in the future!
For the time being, I kind of went back to my original curious traveler, especially looking for Asian arts, philosophy and culture. So you might see me at Asian museums in Washington DC, or at oriental market sometime somewhere.

Guess, what? I found an interesting petite "maneki-neko(=happy come come)" at an Asian museum shop in DC. The news is not its size. There were two types, one was carrying a Japanese letter "fuku (=happy)", and the other was carrying a US"$". Can you guess the difference?
Answer click here.
Happy holidays!
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