Sunny, with a chance of ash. Read more
Sunny, with a chance of ash. Read more
I can try and describe Yakushima, but my words do it even less justice than my poor photographs. Read more
Kagawa feels like home, even if you live somewhere else. It’s just that kind of place. Read more
I’ve rarely visited both Osaka and Kyoto on the same day but when I do, the contrast is always quite striking (as in, a slap to the face). Read more
Oni wa soto! Fuku wa uchi! Read more
Damn, it feels good to use that heading again. Read more
Jump Festa murals are like idol groups – if you want to know who’s hot, just look to the center. Read more
Prose is OK, but this sort of stuff is really better suited to poets. Read more
They have tempura maple leaves, too. Read more
In Japan fall means Koyo, the changing leaves – a frenzy second only to sakura for seasonal events. Read more