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Scenes I Shot in Korea

I’ve been busy with one thing and another lately, and my computer has been acting up, so I haven’t had much chance to post. Since I’m doing food posts anyway, I’m going to put up a whol…

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A Trip to Akiyoshidai, Yamaguchi

Yamaguchi is home to Akiyoshidai, the largest karst plateau in all of Japan. It’s only about 30 minutes by car from Hagi, so we had a light breakfast and set off. As you’d guess from the name Yamag…

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A Trip to Iwakuni, Yamaguchi

Iwakuni, right on the border between Yamaguchi and Hiroshima, has a bridge called Kintaikyo. It’s a wooden bridge built the traditional Japanese way, apparently made by joining timber to timber with hard…

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A Trip to Hagi, Yamaguchi

I used the weekend for a quick trip to Yamaguchi. I was worried about traffic, so I left at 5 a.m., and luckily got there in just four hours. Once I crossed the prefectural border into Yamaguchi there wasn&#82…

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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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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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