Our Fabletastic Trip to Japan
Tokyo, one of the most exhilarating capitals has been altering its face for over the eras. Unlike other cities, Tokyo is growing up melodramatically and the disarray that comes from its transformation entices people from all over the sphere. You can sense the breath of the olden legacy of Japan, combined with a happy-go-lucky lust for life. The engagement of the Ancient and the Novel, the Primordial and the Future are the climax of this prodigious pulsating metropolis.
Wednesday, December 31, 2014
Buddy our dog "enjoys" the New Year fireworks from a safe spot.
Happy new year everybody!
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Thursday, March 27, 2014
Saturday, March 22, 2014
Monday, March 10, 2014
Vegetarians in China ? I presume the number is limited.
The ground stewardess already asked incredulously whether we wanted the special meal. On board, the veggie dish, though colorful, turned out to have the consistency and taste of cellulose. I tried it out in some impromptu wallpapering with the napkin, and that worked splendidly. Only after adding the salad dressing and the marmalade did it gain some taste. It was easy enough to digest. Zero stars.
Traveling back through Beijing airport - what a difference to Japan.
Transit of 2.5 hours at Beijing airport. Passengers use their elbows to get off the plane, custom officers look sad and don't greet, security allows a line of 200+ passengers to build up before finally opening up an additional counter, and we have to pay for the food in advance, the waitress disappearing with my credit card. Yes, we have left Japan and we are getting closer to home.
Thursday, March 6, 2014
A guard house at the imperial gardens in Tokyo
It was a pretty cold day with a biting wind blowing in from the Pacific Ocean. I can imagine the imperial gardens full of tourists in a few weeks. But readers of my books http://www.amazon.com/Clemens-P.-Suter/e/B005C1GXTE will know that at times I like it quiet and devoid of humans disturbing the scenery.
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