All Of Japan
Retiring GaikokujinThe diary of a middle-aged foreigner in Japan, edging ever nearer to retirement and trying to see as much of the country as I can.
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#48, #49 and #50 Sunday, November 10th 2024: Meigetsuin, Kenchoji, and Tsurugaoka Hachimangu - Kamakura, Kanagawa.
After leaving Hasedera (see last post), I drove a few kilometres up to Meigetsuin, sometimes known as the ajisai temple. Ajisai are hydrangeas and they are abundant here, turning the gardens into a riot of blues and purples. Unfortunately f...
#47 Sunday, November 10, 2024: Kotokuin, Kamakura, Kanagawa
Well, today was a bumper day of checking off places in my sightseeing challenge. Eight in total, all in Kamakura, so let’s start with the first stop of the day - the number one must-see place in Kamakura: Kotokuin and its enormous bronze Bu...
#46 November 9, 2024: Mishima Skywalk, Shizuoka
The last time I was here was almost five years ago to the day. I remember my 80-year-old father-in-law was dressed in a down jacket and had a scarf wrapped around his thin neck. In his right hand he had a walking stick. It was about a month...
#45 Sunday, November 3, 2024: Clematis No Oka, Shizuoka
Well, this visit had a disappointing start. Described online as an outstanding, sprawling art complex, I was quite looking forward to coming here, but it soon became apparent that the glory days of Clematis No Oka were behind it.
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Middle-aged foreigner in Japan, attempting to see all of my adopted homeland
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