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The Sun in my Eyes

Armed only with a bike and great sense of humour, ‘œThe Sun In My Eyes” sees Josie Dew return to Japan for a second dose of its eccentric and mysterious culture.Japan is a land of contradictions; where snow-topped mountains and picturesque gardens are but a stone’™s throw away from concrete, cars and dense pollution; a country whose keyword is peace, yet spends millions each year on high-tech armamentBut wherever she goes, no matter how remote or industrious the area, Josie encounters the friendly, quirky and unbelievably generous Japanese people, from those who load her down with cabbages and cans of Pocari Sweat to one couple who left her the key to their shop – and told her to sleep by the till!

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