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Youkoso
In the annals of travel, Japan is fairly well publicized. In fact, I’d argue that for the past three or four years, Japan has received, warranted, if somewhat unwanted, excess attention. And why is that? One, the land is beautiful. Roughly 80% of Japan is mountainous, an island nation with sandy or rocky beaches all … Continue reading Youkoso
Framing the problem
For someone with a lot of interests, isn’t life interesting? There is always something that can occupy your time. When I think of people I know, how dissatisfied they seem with life, it comes as a surprise. With so much to explore, there is so much to be grateful for. Framing matters a lot. Even … Continue reading Framing the problem
Midair
On a plane. Again. I’ve been flying quite frequently this year. At the moment, I’m heading to LA, for a brief overnight stay, before heading back to Japan. My brother and I have been taking yearly trips to the country for a few years now, and it’s always a good time. I was first introduced … Continue reading Midair
The Journey is part of it
Travel stopped being an adventure when the trip became too fast. It became a drive. A flight. A day or less, anywhere in the world. Luxuries became common, and we were able to pack our comforts in ways that we weren’t able to before — and certainly wouldn’t, if it were an adventure. What do … Continue reading The Journey is part of it
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