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Almost a month after the catastrophe that struck Japan, the Japanese community continues to struggle to rebuild the lives they once had. A record breaking earthquake of magnitude 9.0 was followed by one of the deadliest tsunamis since 2004. Masaki Fujita, a Japanese student living in Los Angeles, speaks with PBN Overseas Editor...
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The Canterbury Crusaders and the Natal Sharks put on an excellent display of running rugby as Twickenham staged a southern hemisphere Super Rugby game for the first time yesterday. The Crusaders home ground in Christchurch was severely damaged in an earthquake in February, which forced the change to the spiritual home of rugby union...
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As footage from the tragedy in Japan includes a dog devoted to his injured pal, it’s worth remembering that dogs are much better than cats.
It all began nearly ten years ago. On holiday with my brother in Boston I suddenly became aware of horrendous pain emanating from my belly button. Being as far as you can possibly get from a strong silent type, I was soon in the emergency room of a Boston hospital, hyperventilating at the thought...
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At 08:15 on the 6th August 1945, the world changed forever. With the light of a thousand suns, the first atomic bomb exploded above Hiroshima, obliterating thousands of people and property and casting a shadow under which we still live today. At 11.01 on the 9th August, the second bomb was dropped on the...
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Lost In Translation
Five years ago I made one of the biggest decisions I had ever made and moved to live in Japan for a year. A lot of people I knew were quite shocked by this. Their reactions did not completely surprise me, I wasn’t really a new experiences/travelling sort of person. I missed all...
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