Not much happened on the 15th, our last day in Korea – so let’s do a brief rundown before closing the book on this holiday.
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Field Report: Seoul, South Korea (14 October 2013)
After wrapping up my solo day trip to Suwon, I rushed back to Seoul and rejoined my family for a celebratory dinner.
Field Report: Suwon, South Korea (14 October 2013) – Part 2/2
So much to see, so little time. After the fact, I wish I’d had the chance to stay a full day in Suwon and admire all of its cultural relics at a more leisurely pace.
Field Report: Suwon, South Korea (14 October 2013) – Part 1/2
Seoul is a great place to visit, but cast your net just a little wider and you’re bound to haul in a bountiful catch of historic eye candy from outside the capital.
Field Report: Seoul, South Korea (13 October 2013)
Now that the coverage of my February 2014 holiday in Japan has come to an end, let’s step back a few months and finish telling the story of an earlier journey: my October 2013 family trip to Seoul. This post is a continuation of that account from the last one in the series, which canContinue reading “Field Report: Seoul, South Korea (13 October 2013)”
Flight Report: NRT-MNL on PR 429
Before we move on to my other adventures, let’s cap off the coverage of my winter 2014 trip to Japan by going over the flight back home.
Field Report: Tōkyō, Japan (15 February 2014)
Not much to report for the last few hours of my winter journey across Japan, but I’m not one to leave a day undocumented.
Food Report: T’s Tantan (Tōkyō)
Diego dearly loves his meat, but he’s no stranger to meatless cuisine (especially on Veg Fridays). Today, let’s have a look at one of Tōkyō’s better-known places of refuge for desperate vegetarians.
Field Report: Tōkyō, Japan (14 February 2014)
We’re on the last leg of Diego’s winter visit to Japan. There isn’t much more left to say, so let’s start rounding things off by looking at how I spent my last night in Tōkyō.
Field Report: Nagoya, Japan (14 February 2014)
Today, we’re off to see one of Japan’s finest railway museums – stocked with trains, trains, trains, as far as the eye could see.
Within striking distance 