Especially during lunch I was able to bond with some of the Y27 players.

and my Jichan leaned over the balconys edge.and for a moment I saw a glimmer of the young boy my grandfather once was.

My grandfather maintained his equipment well — there was a reason the door had been a fixture of the place since well before I was born.He pointed to the katana in my hands.where multiple pieces of steel were stacked atop each other.

And because they use our tools.The smell of plaster and bamboo was gone.

reminded not for the first time.

its final day on First Street in Little Tokyo Owner Nori Takatani can be seen at lower rigth in his familiar spot seated behind the counter.rental cars and other travel-related goodies.

It helps to remember that other businesses within the industry are not always your direct competitors.So here are three tips to make the experience a lot less stressful:Get Your Hands on a Copy of the Exhibit MapYou should print out a copy of the exhibit map and highlight the locations of the trade booths you’re interested in.

Just have fun!Leisure industry trade shows like the IAAPA Expo have a lot of family-friendly activities.resources and developments in your niche.