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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Wordless Wednesday #21: Clocks
From top to bottom: Minato Mirai Ferris Wheel (Yokohama, Japan); Asakusa (Tokyo, Japan); “Chariot of the Harvest,” Corcoran Gallery of the Art (Washington, DC); Hirata Folk Art Museum (Takayama, Japan); Citizen Clock (Okinawa, Japan); “Clock of the Vestals Carrying … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, art, arts, asakusa, berkeley, california, campus life, clocks, clockwork, culture, dc, design, history, hoboken, japan, museum, new jersey, okinawa, postaweek2011, sightseeing, takayama, time, tokyo, travel, washington dc, waterfront, wordless wednesday, wordlesswednesday, yokohama
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Places in Japan: One Fantastic Day in Historic Takayama
Reesan from loneleeplanet has started up a new blogging festival called J-Festa to showcase the best of Japan, and this month’s theme is “Places in Japan.” I thought I would use the opportunity to feature a place that I visited … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, arts, asia, crafts, culture, festival, food, gifu, hida, history, j-festa, japan, market, matsuri, museum, nikko, photography, pictures, postaweek2011, sightseeing, summer, takayama, temple, travel, travel photo thursday, yakiniku
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Wordless Wednesday #20: Buddha is Watching You!
This photo was taken near the public computer at the Zenkoji Temple Inn in Takayama, Japan. This place is a Buddhist temple that also serves as a hostel—and evidently, it has a good sense of humor. :) Happy Wednesday! Related … Continue reading
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Tagged asia, buddha, funny, humor, japan, photography, pictures, postaweek2011, religion, takayama, temple
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Wordless Wednesday #19: Isetta, Berkeley
A short break from the China flashbacks for a more recent Berkeley flashback: While I was sitting in the original Peet’s Coffee in Berkeley last month, this cute little “bubble car” pulled up, drawing an almost immediate crowd of people … Continue reading
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Tagged berkeley, california, cars, cute, design, postaweek2011, united states, wordless wednesday, wordlesswednesday
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Banpo: A 6,000-Year-Old Chinese Neolithic Village
While en route to see the Terracotta Army outside of Xi’an, my guided tour stopped at a sight I’d never even heard of: the Banpo Neolithic Village. Discovered in 1953, the location contains the remains of several well-organized settlements dating … Continue reading
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