BC Invasion: so lost, so far behind
Months, so many months since we returned from the #BCInvasion and still, stacks of ephemera, loads of records, so many
BC Invasion: so lost, so far behind Read Post »
Months, so many months since we returned from the #BCInvasion and still, stacks of ephemera, loads of records, so many
BC Invasion: so lost, so far behind Read Post »
Adventure Tour Guide Ted Taylor and DaveO riff in a historic Kura barn in Tsuchida, Okayama, Japan talking about exploring…
Japan Renegade Travel Musings (specifically *not* Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka) Read Post »
Field Notes (brief) Kurashiki day-out during the “Jazz Street“ event (first in-person since 2019) with little pop-up concerts happening in
Field notes: Kurashiki Jazz Street day-out snaps Read Post »
For #postboxsaturday comes 4 views of Japan pillar style at (one of several) museums for famed artist (painter, print maker,
Postbox / 4 views: Yumeji Takehisa home & atelier (for #postboxsaturday) Read Post »
Intro / Disclaimer (longer than actual notes): I hesitate to publish this flashback diary, not because I fear away from
Field Notes: Auroville, observations feeling lost (at first) Read Post »
* to tourism (not everywhere, not everyone blah blah blah) If you are curious, Japan is reopening to independent tourism
Japan “opens up”* / A few things about #Okayama Read Post »
In April 2021, we visited a shodo calligraphy exhibition at a saké distillery with special floral arrangements made by Ryoko’s
Exhibit: Shimizu Hian Shodo Calligraphy in Ukan, Okayama, 2021 Read Post »
Japan is a land of photographers and places to be photographed. Truly, there’s an endless variety of both the photographers (and of course their equipments) and the places to be photographed. This is all to say that you will see much finer photos of the Ginkaku-ji aka “silver pavilion” which, isn’t really very silver unlike it’s cousin the “golden pavilion” which is very gold.
Field Notes: Kyoto’s Gingaku-ji (6 instax-views) Read Post »
Map: Japanese Memorial Gardens (on Mayne Island) Note: further reading and resources at bottom On a snowy day in Dec.
Field Notes: Mayne Island (B.C.) Japanese Memorial Garden, 2008 Read Post »
Along a travel by ship from California to Hong Kong, came a few stops in Japan including Shizuoka which led
Museum / Exhibit: Rodin Wing of Shizuoka Pref MoA / Japan, 2017 Read Post »
Blurb: On our extended skinkonryoko/honeymoon ramble, we had a stop in the city of Toyama (capital of eponymous prefecture) which
Museum: Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art and Design, 2019 (a sampler) Read Post »
Along the way on our shinkonryoko (honeymoon) slow travel ramble, we rode all sorts of trains which are documented in
Train Station posters & signs, various and etc / Shinkonryoko Ramble, 2019 Read Post »
As such, while visiting with Hongo-sensei on Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa-ken, amongst the other activities including a fishing/ whaling/Marine Museum,
Museum / Exhibit: Miwaki Ruins Jomon-era / Noto, Japan, 2019 Read Post »
And, along the way, made a top at a remarkable “scenic waystation” in Niigate-ken which commemorated a unique piece of
As such, in Kanazawa, Ishikawa-ken (a city filled with exceptional museums – by my standards, especially small, specialized, and a little
Museum Exhibit: D. T. Suzuki Zen / Kanazawa, Japan, 2019 Read Post »
Primary aims were to visit friends, stay at all manner of accommodations and see loads of museums, especially, spontaneous, small-ish
Museum / Exhibit: Hokusai, print master / Nagano, Japan, 2019 (w/ minor notes) Read Post »