
Notes on traveling in Japan for people who already know it, focused on judgment rather than coverage.
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Some photographs are planned.
You go somewhere because there is something you want to see. You wait for the right light, find the right angle, and hope to come home with a good picture.
But I sometimes wonder about the photographs we don’...
Tokyo has an extraordinarily extensive public transport network. For sightseeing, trains, subways, and buses are often the easiest way to move around the city. And then, for the last part of almost every journey, you walk.
After years of g...
I have been thinking lately about how we look at familiar places.
When somewhere is famous, we often arrive already knowing what we are supposed to see.
But a small change of angle can reveal something quite different — a detail under a l...
Tokyo’s extreme heat continues day after day. There is little point in wishing the weather were different. The weather may be discouraging, but the number of days you have in Tokyo is already fixed.
The more useful question is how to choos...
In midsummer, you have to change the way you move through Japan.
As the sun climbs, the temperature rises quickly. Roads and buildings begin to hold the heat, and the heavy humidity closes in around you. After only a short walk, you may fi...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
National Government Licensed Guide in Japan. Former TV journalist and correspondent. I like discovering new things and places on foot.
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