BG report from the JR Gonō Line
Sometimes, having a continuous glucose monitor really shows you interesting insights into how BG behaves (or doesn’t). Today I rode the JR Gonō train line in northern Japan, famous as… [keep reading]
Sometimes, having a continuous glucose monitor really shows you interesting insights into how BG behaves (or doesn’t). Today I rode the JR Gonō train line in northern Japan, famous as… [keep reading]
Pretty good blood sugars today as I wandered around the city of Ōdate in northern Japan. Actually, the morning began oddly: at 3:30 am I was awoken by my CGM… [keep reading]
The second half of today was spent on the Akita-Nairiku train line in northern Japan. It’s said by some to be Japan’s most beautiful line. And it makes a strong… [keep reading]
I was up about 6:15 this morning, and my blood sugar was 182 – it had started rising by itself from the 130s about an hour earlier. I had a… [keep reading]
Well, not only was today’s wander – and video – done in two halves, morning and evening, BUT both had some very good blood sugars to boast. It all started… [keep reading]
On today’s series of six trains through Fukushima and Yamagata Prefectures in Japan, my blood sugar was pretty up and down. Varied is good when you’re talking about scenery; not… [keep reading]
Today’s wander was in the morning only: I went to a rural train station in Fukushima Prefecture just south of Aizu-Wakamatsu Station to try and catch a once-in-52 years steam… [keep reading]
The second half of today’s adventure was a four-plus hour ride on the Tadami train line, said to be Japan’s most beautiful train ride. My ride began at Koide Station,… [keep reading]
I spent the first part of today exploring southern Niigata Prefecture, Japan. My wanderings included train rides on both the JR Shin’etsu and Jōetsu Lines, as well as the areas… [keep reading]
The main thing about today’s train adventure was the scenery was so great, but so wildly varied. BGs, unfortunately, followed suit. The train adventure began in Okaya in central Nagano… [keep reading]
An odd start to today led to some high blood sugars, and walking brought them down, but not fast enough for my taste. After a later-than-usual arrival into Okaya on… [keep reading]
A fantastic train ride, and thanks to the train schedule, no high BGs on the entirety of Japan’s longest local train service. Five trains per day go along the entire… [keep reading]
Today I rode the trams of Toyohashi, exploring the lines and stops, and gawking at Japan’s tightest rail curve. Lots of fun, but unfortunately my blood glucose levels were annoyingly… [keep reading]
Not only was today an especially long and trying day on the trains, but my blood glucose wasn’t helping. For scheduling and structural reasons related to my cross-Honshū train adventure,… [keep reading]
I spent the morning walking around the Maizuru Port area in northern Kyōto Prefecture, Japan. Actually, the walk coincided with the day’s worst blood sugars. They went from high to… [keep reading]
Today I rode a series of trains along the coast of the Sea of Japan in Tottori, Hyōgo, and Kyōto Prefectures. Aside from the usual breakfast spike, it was low… [keep reading]