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I Paid 420,000 Yen for a Dental Implant in Japan. Here Is What Nobody Told Me.

A back molar broke when I was 65. I chose a dental implant in Japan and paid 420,000 yen over two years. Here is what nobody told me first.
2026.07.08
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I Spent 1.3 Million Yen Building a Family Grave in Japan. Was It Worth It?

I promised a dying parent a family grave and spent about 1.3 million yen on it. Land, stone, yearly fees. Whether it was worth it, I still weigh.
2026.06.25
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67. Forty years on a Japanese factory floor. Retired now. Writing in imperfect English about money, health, family, and the empty rooms in my house. Not advice. Just notes.

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  • Japanese Baseball Ball vs American: Why MLB Pitchers Say It Slips
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  • Shohei Ohtani Made a Mandala Chart in High School. Something About It Bothers Me.
  • Run 100 Meters in 10 Seconds, Seishain! — A Workplace That Ignored Tekizai-Tekisho

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