7:10 to Tokyo is an online magazine or blogazine, if you will. Its contributors are bloggers who either live in Japan or have a strong interest in the place, its culture, and its people. It was designed to be entertaining as well as informative, and everyone involved in this publication sincerely hopes that it will be a pleasure to read for all who drop by. Comments from readers are always welcome and each contributor would like to encourage all readers to express their opinions here.

As stated above, the content of this site is provided by several contributors. The opinions of one contributor are in no way meant to reflect those of another, nor are they meant to set a theme for this site. Please take everything you read here with a grain of salt and remember, each contributor here is as human as the next guy or gal, so don’t judge them too harshly. If you’re interested in being a contributor at 7:10 to Tokyo, please send an interest message to team@sevententotokyo.com along with an example of your work or a link that points to your blog or website, or visit our ‘Contact‘ page.

Thanks for dropping by and,

よろしくね！

Contributors

Billy West

A resident of South Tokyo on the Toyoko line. Born and raised in Southern California, but calls the Pacific Northwest his home in the U.S.  He’d like people to think he’s quite cool and gets out a lot, but the truth is, he spends way too much time on his computer. He started his blogging career with his site Barbarian at the Gate.

 Spartancus

A resident of West Tokyo on the Seibu Ikebukuro line. He is a native of Detroit, Michigan and has previously worked as a writer, editor, page designer, bartender, musician, waiter, roofer, landscaper, short-order cook, hardware store clerk, bookstore clerk, night security guard and dishwasher. He teaches English in public schools.

 Shane Sakata

A resident of Mihama in Chiba, about thirty minutes outside of Tokyo on the Keiyo line. She grew up in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada and then moved with her husband to his home state of Hawaii in 1994, and that’s where she calls home when she’s not in Japan. She spent the better part of four years, 1994 - 1998 in Japan. After several years away, she’s now back in Japan and sharing all that she learns about the things to see and do in the Tokyo metropolitan area at The Tokyo Traveler - http://www.thetokyotraveler.com. Her personal webpage can be found at http://www.atypicallife.com

 MattinMotion

A resident of West Tokyo on the Keihin-Tohoku line. He is from Victoria, Australia and is currently involved in small business development.

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