The Takayama Jinya is a beautifully restored Japanese house in the heart of Takayama, offering a glimpse into the Edo period. Once a regional government office, it now stands as a testament to traditional architecture, with its tatami rooms, wooden beams, and meticulously maintained gardens. Wandering through its halls feels like stepping back in time, surrounded by the elegance and simplicity of old Japan.
Best to look twice before crossing, even in Japan.
The Naha Makishi Public Market, accessible from bustling Kokusai Street, is a lively hub where visitors can immerse themselves in the vibrant world of Okinawan cuisine. Women are the driving force behind this Machigwa, bringing energy and authenticity to the market’s atmosphere. On the first floor, you’ll find a colorful array of tropical seafood, unique…
Pictures from my last vacation abroad, before the pandemic. Can’t wait to go back to Hawaii.
The Japanese countryside and its rice fields in the Gunma prefecture.
Few pictures of an almost deserted Monsters Inc. attraction in Tokyo Disneyland. Why so few people? Because of the restrictions put in place to cope with the pandemic.
End of march, beauty at every corner in Japan!