Today’s the 3rd of February – Setsubun – and in Japan that traditionally means spring has arrived. Let’s have a look at how Tōkyōites welcome the new season.
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Field Report: Tōkyō, Japan (02 February 2014)
Day 1 may have been a bust, though Day 2 was anything but. Church, art, and piping hot ramen – all that a solo traveller needs to make his Sunday as great as it can be.
Field Report: Tōkyō, Japan (01 February 2014)
Not much happened on this day, so let’s get it over with quickly and move on.
Field Report: Tōkyō (16 April 2013) – Part 2/2
Where Diego sees a man walking his dog, admires a marble staircase, and says farewell to one of his favourite cities in the world. Second part of two. Final field report of Japan 2013.
Field Report: Tōkyō (16 April 2013) – Part 1/2
Where Diego sees a man walking his dog, admires a marble staircase, and says farewell to one of his favourite cities in the world. First part of two.
Field Report: Tōkyō (15 April 2013)
Where Diego goes up in a lift, looks down upon a city, and gazes out over a sea of twinkling lights spread as far as the eye could see.
Field Report: Sendai (15 April 2013) – Part 3/3
Where Diego finds life in a cemetery, sees bright colours on a mausoleum, and is rendered speechless by a cow’s tongue. Third part of three.
Field Report: Sendai (15 April 2013) – Part 2/3
Where Diego finds life in a cemetery, sees bright colours on a mausoleum, and is rendered speechless by a cow’s tongue. Second part of three.
Field Report: Sendai (15 April 2013) – Part 1/3
Where Diego finds life in a cemetery, sees bright colours on a mausoleum, and is rendered speechless by a cow’s tongue. First part of three.
Field Report: Tōkyō and Yokohama (14 April 2013) – Part 2/2
Where Diego watches a tea ceremony, pokes around in an old house, and learns more than he really needs to know about the history of instant ramen. Second part of two.
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