Kamakura — the last leg.
The jet lag is gone, but editing these photos and writing these posts tugs me right back in. I'm back home now.
7 min readThe jet lag is gone, but editing these photos and writing these posts tugs me right back in. I'm back home now.
7 min readIt's December 28, with only a few days left in the year. I got back from Japan in early October and since
5 min readA note: I'm already home from Japan, and have been for the last 24 days! It's been busy and hard
7 min readA little man wearing a gentle smile, shuffling through his morning, making tea for his neighbor, sweeping the porch, seeding the bird feeder. A
4 min readI left Fukuoka in the early morning after I slipped into a little laundromat to clean my sweat-drenched clothing, and do a little
5 min readLeaving Fukuoka, and the city pace, was an exhale I was looking for. It was well worth the minor anxieties of renting and driving
4 min readOn my second full day in Fukuoka I sat with my laptop editing photos in the cozy cafe in the downstairs of Mei Hotel,
3 min readI'm a bit behind in my writing as it's been one very full day after another, and a stack of
4 min readHere in Japan, jetlag has me waking early. On Okutama day my eyes opened at gozen yonji gojuu ppun (4:50 a.m.), probably
6 min readWelcome. I'm traveling through Japan for 34 days. It's my third trip, and I'm pushing into new territory
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