Comments on: Nearly seven days down the line… http://avocadogirl.wordpress.com/2009/03/19/nearly-seven-days-down-the-line/ Surviving as a raw vegan in the land of sushi. Sat, 01 Aug 2009 18:03:51 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Thomas Foguenne http://avocadogirl.wordpress.com/2009/03/19/nearly-seven-days-down-the-line/#comment-310 Thomas Foguenne Sat, 30 May 2009 15:34:34 +0000 http://avocadogirl.wordpress.com/?p=324#comment-310 Hi ! I am Thomas. I was looking on the web for trace elements of Living Food in Japan (where I am about to spend 3 months) and I found... you ! I live in Belgium where I teach cooking classes (only a few of which are Living Food classes, but all of wich are dedicated to healthy cooking, at different levels). While my trip to Japan has a different purpose, I'd like to take advantage of it to write a paper about "Living Raw in Asia". By reading your blog I found out that you were often travelling to Thailand, which country is - as far as I know - much more compatible with the idea of eating raw. So as you know at least those two countries, I'd like to meet you and ask you a few questions... Would it be okay for you ? I read about Cafe Alive (formerly Veggie Paradise) on your blog. That would be the first place I'll go when I arrive in Tokyo. That would also probably be the best place to meet if you agree to do so. Do you go there often ? Is it good ? It looks like this is one of the only raw places in Japan, if not the only one... Well, I wish you the best ! Take care, Thomas Hi !

I am Thomas. I was looking on the web for trace elements of Living Food in Japan (where I am about to spend 3 months) and I found… you !
I live in Belgium where I teach cooking classes (only a few of which are Living Food classes, but all of wich are dedicated to healthy cooking, at different levels).
While my trip to Japan has a different purpose, I’d like to take advantage of it to write a paper about “Living Raw in Asia”. By reading your blog I found out that you were often travelling to Thailand, which country is – as far as I know – much more compatible with the idea of eating raw. So as you know at least those two countries, I’d like to meet you and ask you a few questions… Would it be okay for you ?
I read about Cafe Alive (formerly Veggie Paradise) on your blog. That would be the first place I’ll go when I arrive in Tokyo. That would also probably be the best place to meet if you agree to do so. Do you go there often ? Is it good ? It looks like this is one of the only raw places in Japan, if not the only one…
Well, I wish you the best ! Take care,

Thomas

]]> By: jessicarawfood http://avocadogirl.wordpress.com/2009/03/19/nearly-seven-days-down-the-line/#comment-309 jessicarawfood Mon, 20 Apr 2009 06:41:13 +0000 http://avocadogirl.wordpress.com/?p=324#comment-309 wishing you well. sounds heavenly. i like the sound of muscles feeling long. deep thinking where you are is probably nice and clear. good luck. enjoy. wishing you well. sounds heavenly. i like the sound of muscles feeling long. deep thinking where you are is probably nice and clear. good luck. enjoy.

]]> By: sunrunnerdw http://avocadogirl.wordpress.com/2009/03/19/nearly-seven-days-down-the-line/#comment-308 sunrunnerdw Tue, 24 Mar 2009 07:30:52 +0000 http://avocadogirl.wordpress.com/?p=324#comment-308 Hey there. I've just come across your blog while searching for information on raw food in Japan. I've just moved to Tokyo recently and am planning on spending up to a year here. I've previously been about 70% raw and am looking at tackling that again, or even potentially trying for a higher percentage of raw. I'm wondering if you know of any good resources in terms of where to buy reasonably priced fresh produce, or other raw goods? I'm finding the cost of fruit and vegetables a little prohibitive compared to Australia. Thanks, Dwight. Hey there.

I’ve just come across your blog while searching for information on raw food in Japan. I’ve just moved to Tokyo recently and am planning on spending up to a year here. I’ve previously been about 70% raw and am looking at tackling that again, or even potentially trying for a higher percentage of raw.

I’m wondering if you know of any good resources in terms of where to buy reasonably priced fresh produce, or other raw goods? I’m finding the cost of fruit and vegetables a little prohibitive compared to Australia.

Thanks,
Dwight.

]]> By: gabchan1 http://avocadogirl.wordpress.com/2009/03/19/nearly-seven-days-down-the-line/#comment-307 gabchan1 Mon, 23 Mar 2009 13:14:47 +0000 http://avocadogirl.wordpress.com/?p=324#comment-307 The menu sounds like Paradise. All good vibes to you for your ventures in Tokyo. I get so excited about new projects that I tend to blab a lot before they have reached full maturity, this usually leads to a no starter or a disappointment!!!! Keeping quiet has proven to me, although so difficult, to be well worth it! My new words to live by: Talk less, act more! .... The menu sounds like Paradise.
All good vibes to you for your ventures in Tokyo.

I get so excited about new projects that I tend to blab a lot before they have reached full maturity, this usually leads to a no starter or a disappointment!!!!

Keeping quiet has proven to me, although so difficult, to be well worth it!

My new words to live by: Talk less, act more! ….

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