2016/02/15
三段峡－かまくらイルミネーション♪♪
広島県内初のかまくらイルミネーションを三段峡に観に行ってきました！とても幻想的で綺麗でした！聞くところによると、スノーパーク恐羅漢ではイグルー（雪のブロックで作るかまくら）選手権もあり、スキーが出来なくても楽しめるイベントもあるそうです。竹原では雪に触れることが少ないので、雪遊びも楽しみ、はしゃいできました～♪♪♪
2016/02/06
2016/02/04
Christmas Vacation
For my Christmas and New Year's vacation I went to Thailand. It was great fun! I was able to indulge in my favorite hobbies; rock climbing, eating, cooking, traveling, and swimming. Everyday I spent climbing the tall cliffs over the crystal blue water. It was incredibly beautiful and the weather was spectacular.
Here is one of the incredible views from 100 meters up!
Cooking class where I learned how to make green curry :)
Here is one of the incredible views from 100 meters up!
Cooking class where I learned how to make green curry :)
2015/11/14
2015/11/12
Onomichi Out & About
Hello everyone,
we've been really lucky with the weather in Hiroshima recently, haven't we!
A while ago, on one of those mild and sunny autumn days, I set out to explore one of Mihara's closest neighbours, just a train-hop away: Onomichi. For most travellers from outside of Japan, Onomichi isn't a name you would find on your typical travel itinerary. As I learned recently, it is actually a pretty popular destination among domestic tourists, though--and for good reason!
A labyrinth of narrow, winded roads, some quite excentric architecture, and numerous temples and shrines nestled along the hills make for a unique and athmospheric scenery. It's always a pleasure to just follow that small passage, turn that next corner left and happen upon interesting and fascinating things along the way.
Kitty Camouflage (Nyankoflage)
According to a Japanese friend, this was one of the shooting locations for the movie "Tenkousei" (The Transfer Student).
Taken at Ushitora Shrine, the oldest shrine in Onomichi.
Real, Italian style pizza. Pizza Heaven!
A very impressive Taiko drum performance at Beccha Festival, Nov. 2nd.
we've been really lucky with the weather in Hiroshima recently, haven't we!
A while ago, on one of those mild and sunny autumn days, I set out to explore one of Mihara's closest neighbours, just a train-hop away: Onomichi. For most travellers from outside of Japan, Onomichi isn't a name you would find on your typical travel itinerary. As I learned recently, it is actually a pretty popular destination among domestic tourists, though--and for good reason!
A labyrinth of narrow, winded roads, some quite excentric architecture, and numerous temples and shrines nestled along the hills make for a unique and athmospheric scenery. It's always a pleasure to just follow that small passage, turn that next corner left and happen upon interesting and fascinating things along the way.
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