Nara Park · Nara
Open green space with deer walking around everywhere.
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Open green space with deer walking around everywhere.
Packed in the day. We went in the evening and it was calm and peaceful.
Dense, huge and perfectly kept. Look for the supports holding up the old pine branches.
Neon, the canal and big crowds. Go in the evening.
Steep thatched roofs built for heavy snow, mountains all around. Very peaceful.
It sits in the open now, and it is hollow. You can go inside.
Our first stop in Kyoto, straight after the bus from Kanazawa.
Ride up to the viewpoint and look at the pine-covered sandbar across the bay.
You pass right over an active volcanic valley with steam rising from the ground.
A slow boat across the lake after the ropeway. Calm, with mountains all around.
A huge wooden hall with a giant bronze Buddha inside.
A slow walk right after Senso-ji. Tokyo without the intensity.
Wooden teahouses from the Edo period, now cafes and shops. Set up in 1820.
A family house turned museum. Shows how people actually lived here.
Train, sea and road in one frame. Felt straight out of an anime.
We went at night first, then came back in the morning. Go in daylight.
Boathouses built right on the water. Quiet and completely different from the cities.
The steep little cable car that takes you up to the ropeway.
Everyone crosses from every side at once. Best seen from above.
A surf beach with dark sand, not a swimming beach like we imagine in India.
We walked it in the evening after the Amanohashidate day.
Loud Takeshita Street, then calmer Cat Street and Tokyu Plaza next door.
A small island just off the coast. On a clear day you can see Mt Fuji from here.
Free deck on the 45th floor, about 202 m up. Free projection show on the building at night.
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