About Stephen Gabriel Falke
Stephen Gabriel Falke is passionate about loving Jesus and loving Japanese! He grew up in Virginia, America, and first visited Japan in 2007. He then studied abroad at Sophia University in Tokyo for a year in 2012. He also participated in the JET Program as an ALT from 2015-2017. He currently works as an English teacher at Hirosaki Gakuin Seiai Secondary School in Hirosaki, Aomori, Japan.
I am BACK IN JAPAN!!! I’ve been here now for about 3 weeks. And it’s been so great so far! Never been happier! No snow yet, but I’m sure there will be plenty of that soon enough! I thought I … Continue reading →
Long time no see! Me posting on my blog for the first time in a while can only mean one thing: I’m going back to Japan! And as always, I’m excited about it. To be honest, though, it was quite … Continue reading →
My last month has been a tornado, with goodbyes and thank yous, packing and cleaning, and all sorts of logistical things, so much so that I’ve had little time to actually reflect and think, “I’m leaving Suzuka.” And even when … Continue reading →
今回の投稿は単に私の一番好きなバンドの和楽器バンドについて話してほめたいと思う。私の意見ですが、和楽器バンドは日本の中で、一番かっこいいバンドの一つだ!私にとって、グッズを一杯買ったり毎コンサートに行ったりバンドか歌手の名前を叫んだリするほど芸能人とか俳優の大ファンになるそんなタイプじゃないけれど、といっても、一番そういうことに近着いたのは、和楽器バンドなんだ。もう二回コンサートにいったことがあるし、パーカーやCDやアクセソリーなど買った。あ、そして、ファンクラブも入りました。たぶんそれは本当にファンになったことになるだろうね! I’d like to take this time to just brag on my favorite band, Wagakki Band! Wagakki Band is in my opinion one of the coolest bands over here! I’ve never really been one to be a fan of a … Continue reading →
So being here in Japan over the holidays has brought to my sight something I didn’t realize before. It wasn’t necessarily that I didn’t know this, but I just didn’t know quite how strongly it was this way. In America, … Continue reading →
It’s gotten cold here in Suzuka. I finally broke out my heavy jacket in the past couple weeks. Things have been busy the past couple months. But it’s a good busy : ) Today I want to talk about Wagakki! … Continue reading →
I originally was going to make my September post about my first experiences teaching English in Japan. But then a five day weekend called Silver Week came along and whisked me away on a string of adventures with lots of … Continue reading →