A ferry passes the pier.
The Moon and Takamatsu.
Setoshirube is the Red Light House at the end of the Tamamo Breakwater. Why is it red? Wakarimasen.
Saint Roberto of Takamatsu.Tamachi Arcade.
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Occasional observations of two Aussies in Himeji, Japan. Our amazing year in Nihon. To follow our journey of understanding (and misunderstanding), you’re looking at the wrong end! Perusing chronologically is easy – scroll down the Blog Archive (right, below) back to 2007 when we were frantically packing up in our Adelaide Hills home.... •click any image to enlarge•
rob walker
is a writer/poet/teacher from Adelaide, South Australia now working in Himeji, Japan.
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July
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- day 213 - goodbye Hammes family!
- day 212 - Ukai (cormorant fishing) at Arashiyama
- day 211 - Arashiyama
- day 210 - Kyoto... again
- day 209 - everyboy's doin' a real ol' dance now...
- day 208 - The Naruto Whirlpools
- day 207 - Takamatsu by night
- day 206 - Yashima-ji
- day 205 - lotus study
- day 204 - Takamatsu
- day 203 - pine bark
- day 202 - sour sobs
- day 201 - MaxSafeT
- day 200 - Go slow for Buddha...
- day 199 - intergenerational
- day 198 - end-of-term
- day 197 - Red Bull is for pussies
- day 196 - yudate and chinowa
- day 195 - the emotions of japanese construction wo...
- day 194 - the emotions of japanese construction wo...
- day 193 - I love whale
- day 192 - biru garden
- day 191 - Hontokuji (alternate spelling!)
- day 190 - Hotokuji
- day 188 & 189 - Saikyoji
- day 187 - koyasan
- day 186 Kongobuji Temple
- day 185 - more Okunoin
- day 184 - Okuno-in
- day 183 - Shojoshin Buddhist temple
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