Far from the hustle of Tokyo, here’s a cozy little family restaurant in Shikoku. It’s a slice of the Japanese countryside that feels frozen in time, with its quiet charm and warm hospitality. I can’t help but wonder how places like this will evolve in 20 years, as rural areas face the challenges of aging populations and modernization. Hopefully, these gems of tradition and simplicity will still find a way to thrive.
The statue of Louis XIV in Versailles stands as a grand equestrian monument near the Place d’Armes, marking the entrance to the Château de Versailles. It portrays the “Sun King” in a commanding pose, mounted on a rearing horse, exuding authority and regal splendor. Louis XIV is dressed in Roman-style attire, which was a deliberate…
Peaceful demonstration against the Russian dictator in Shinjuku.
The pandemic has done a lot of harm to the small restaurants in Tokyo. Quite a few places I know have closed, Big restaurants can survive but the little ones we all love, with good food, low prices and unique atmosphere have been hit the hardest.
October is around the corner and the time to visit Disneyland approaches.
Had a bit of fun taking the new Audi R8 V10 Plus from Tokyo to Mt. Fuji. What an incredible car—smooth, powerful, and an absolute delight to drive. The roar of that V10 engine on the open roads combined with the stunning views of Mt. Fuji made for an unforgettable experience. A perfect blend of…
