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Hiding Mountains and Twisting Roads 新倉山浅間公園

2023年10月14日2024年5月11日

Arakura

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Mountains and Lakes(Kawaguchiko)

2023年9月17日2023年10月15日

Lake Kawaguchi or 河口湖 is the largest and best known lake around Mt Fuji. However the region has four smaller lakes spread around the

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Ono river
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A Kaleidoscope into the past

2023年2月26日2023年2月26日

Sawara 佐原 creeped into my consciousness through a blog about little known tourist spots in Japan. The site described Sawara as a remote

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Lake Onatio shoreside
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Every Shade of Nice

2023年2月18日2023年2月21日

I was on a streetcar when I caught the conversation, an elderly lady talking to a man, similar in age with a high

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Icicles
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Walls of Ice(三十槌の氷柱)

2023年2月5日2023年2月26日

The Chichibu region lies to North-West of Tokyo and lis located in the Saitama prefecture. The region is made of forested mountains and

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The Land of lost content

2022年8月14日2022年8月20日

Coastal Karnataka in monsoon The rains flow by like flowing sheets of sheer curtains, lifted up by the winds, blowing past in regular

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The Anxiety of Arrival- Coming home to the Omicron Surge

2022年1月9日2022年1月16日

The Anxiety of Arrival The best part of a journey is when you come home. A month long visit to India, family duties

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The Despair of Departure- Travel during the pandemic

2022年1月3日2022年1月16日

It seemed almost criminal to leave Tokyo at the peak of autumn. There was colour everywhere, the trees lining the path with the

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Above the Clouds
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Above the Clouds- Mt Fuji(富士山)

2021年7月25日2021年8月1日

The start of the trail

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The Rituals of Travel

2021年1月31日2021年2月23日

Around three days before my travel I would call up the cab company. I had to call at least 48 hours in advance

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