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Irgendwie bin ich heute an diesem Sonntag bei einem ganz alten Schlager hängergeblieben, den ich selber eigentlich nie gehört habe. Klar kenne ich den Namen und dne Refrain, aber das war schon alles. Aber

If you're planning a long trip like from Tokyo to Mount Fuji, be prepared to bring meals in the train because the trip takes five hours or more. Luckily, you can grab prepared meals on trains stations

Some pictures I took when we went to Daiso. It's a familiar ubran scene in Japan. Plenty of bicyles parked outside the establishment, clean streets and lots of trees and plants. It's like blending nature

Una introducción necesaria Raidel Martínez acaba de inscribir su nombre con letras doradas en la historia del béisbol japonés. Al alcanzar la marca de 250 juegos salvados se ha consagrado como el cerrador

In Tokyo, the Tokyo Skytree is one of the recommended places to visit. The place is simply for the views. It's the tallest tower in Japan and considered to be the third tallest structure in the world.

Nun ja, dass ist eine gute Frage, auf die ich wie immer die richtige Antwort suche. Wahrscheinlich geht es mir dabei wie vielen von euch, die genau wie ich vor diesem immer wieder auftauchenden Dilemma

On my way to my next job, I took one of my usual detours, which leads me through a small range of green hills. There, I often stop at a pond, where I linger and let my thoughts wander freely for a while.

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Notes When even the most mundane can become special with the use of repetition and quite frankly just another way of looking at things. SettingsF4, 1/250, 160ISO, 25mm (35mm Equivalent) CameraFujifilm

We have 7-11's in our country but the ones in Japan are in another level. The food are better and more delicious. I'd say you can go on a food trip for days just trying the various choices on 7-11 alone.

How quickly the scenery changes. It feels like—at least to me—the rice was just planted, and now already the heavy rice plants are swaying in the many fields, waiting to be harvested. What on earth has

I'd like to call these photos "ant's eye view" because of the angle of the shots. They are taken close to the ground and gives us a unique perspective how some images are viewed from that vantage

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On our last visit to the German capital, we of course treated ourselves to one of the most quintessentially Berlin dishes—a currywurst. As usual, it came with crispy fries, which is a wonderful combination.

More street shots after coming out of the train station in Ueno. I climbed the bridge again to have a better view of the surroundings. Once you get out of the station, you'll immediately notice the tree

Matcha scheint weltweit der letzte Schrei zu sein, und auch in Deutsch kann man diesem Trend nicht wirklich entkommen. Insbesondere in den Innenstädten bieten die vielen Hipsterläden die verschiedensten

Trains are the major transportation system in Japan. Multiple trains are run by different companies like JR East, Tokyo Metro and private railways. Transferring between different operators often requires

Yesterday I wrote about the Oishi Park and shared some pictures of the flowers in the park. Today I will share the views from the park. On a clear day also the views of Fuji keep shifting. There are times

After we’d worked up a bit of a sweat late last night, things have finally calmed down a bit. The faucet on the washing machine was turned off for the time being, and we thought about the quickest way

We went to this park in our visit to Japan. It's a huge park full of trees and vegetation. Every where is littered with green colors from the grass to the leaves of thousands of trees. There are various