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Matsue Vogel Park

It’s a park themed around flowers and birds. I heard Matsue residents get 50% off, so I went to check it out. It was much nicer than I expected. There were quite a few owls that looked straight out of Ha…

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Yoyogi Park, Tokyo

There are quite a few nice parks inside Tokyo. It’s a bit like how Seoul has the Han River banks, Cheonggyecheon or Yangjaecheon. But Yoyogi Park connects straight onto Harajuku and Shibuya, so it’…

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Tokyo Seen from Tokyo Tower

I went to Tokyo Tower, which it’s no exaggeration to call the most famous sightseeing spot in Tokyo. It was daytime and the sky was gloomy, so there wasn’t much to see. So I didn’t bother goi…

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Asakusa, Tokyo

Senso-ji in Asakusa, which I visited on this Tokyo trip. Back when I lived near Tokyo I never once felt like going, but somehow I ended up there this time. Well… since I was there anyway, might as well t…

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The Streets of Bali

This is the last of my Bali series. I’ve gathered some shots of Bali’s street scenes. Swarms of motorbikes There are seriously a lot of motorbikes. When you think of Bali it’s easy to pictur…

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The Temples of Bali

Bali really has a lot of temples. It is almost a wonder that they all manage to get by ^_^ I went into one of them that happened to be holding a ceremony. I failed to get this one level. My photography seems …

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The Kintamani Highlands in Bali

Inland Bali has a highland area formed by volcanoes. You could say it is a bit like Hallasan on Jeju back home in Korea. Well… it is a good four hours there and back, and there wasn’t much to see. …

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Dances in Bali

The bus tour itinerary included Kecak dance and Barong dance, two of Bali’s traditional dances. I feel like I covered pretty much all of Bali’s traditional culture on this trip. The Kecak dance sta…

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