The day before our Japanniversary, Will woke up crying. His eyelids were glued together with green goop and dried crud was stuck to his cheeks. It was our first bout with pinkeye. 1,250 more words
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Mike, Riley and Missy in the Honch
Missy and I in the Honch
Trying to get a Mother’s Day photo
Missy and I Zeniarai Benten Shrine in Kamakura
Washing money at Zeniarai Benten Shrine in Kamakura
Zeniarai Benten Shrine in Kamakura
Saseke Inari Shrine in Kamakura
Tidepools at Tateishi Park in Hayama
Tateishi Park in Hayama
In a tent at Earthen Place Cafe in Hayama
Creeping on tea ceremony from on high
Got me a henna at Tokyo University Gogatsu-sai May festival
Okonomiyaki – Japan’s DIY savoury pancakes
Bloody loved seeing you over this side of the world, Lou!
Saturday pigeon lovin’
A perfect Saturday by the river with my fave Alabamian
Tofu chocolate cake in Asakusa. UNREAL.
Perusing a stunning charcoal forest at Chiyoda 3331 gallery
Mayu does do a good selfie. And she makes me stand artfully in the background.
Mental crowds at Sensoji Shrine, Asakusa.
The many meanings of May... also who is Morris?
Readers readers readers… in a convenient reflection of my state of mind this weekend, this update has been lounging about unhurriedly in my drafts for almost A WEEK, in which time developments have begun to pile up and I have fallen woefully behind. 1,098 more words
Nanmin Matsuri: なんみん祭
波上宮 Naminoue Shrine, located in Naha.
神輿 mikoshi: palanquin used to transport Shinto deities, a portable shrine.
なんみん祭: Nanmin Matsuri (Naminoue Shrine festival, Nanmin is the shrine’s name in Okinawan language) 439 more words
Coming Soon - Yokosuka Mikoshi Parade
Welcome back! Currently I am putting together the next Travel Photography location, Yokosuka Japan. This story will be one of a series of of adventures in Japan starting with the yearly autumn “Mikoshi Parade” event. 27 more words
