Date: 01/01/2017
Tags:
dreams,
faith,
feelance,
freelancing,
future,
God,
hope,
Japan,
life,
love,
plans,
programmer,
South Africa,
travelling,
trust,
Western CapeSunday, 01 January 2017. It’s been a while. Since my last blog entry, I went back to Japan again, during late November and early December, and spent a most wonderful 3 weeks in Tokyo and Beppu. Throughout the time leading up to that trip, I had been constantly busy, either with work or with travelling … Read More
Date: 05/06/2016
Tags:
friends,
hike,
Hiroshima,
Japan,
Kobe,
Kyoto,
love,
Nakasendo,
Tokyo,
travelling,
trekSunday, 05 June 2016. Leaving Hiroshima was not easy. For one, its tragic past was an ever-present reminder of the frailty of life and the regrettable folly of man. Yet the city, as with all of the cities I have encountered in Japan, holds a festive mood and a mutual joy of coming together with … Read More
Date: 05/03/2016
Tags:
accomodation,
adventure,
apps,
budget,
gear,
guide,
history,
Japan,
language,
money,
research,
South Africa,
tour,
transport,
travel,
travelling,
visaHere, as promised, follows a list of the research done for my upcoming, three month, tour of Japan. The research is done from the perspective of a South African travelling to Japan, which I am, and so a lot of the information is applicable to South Africans but it will be able to assist most other … Read More
Date: 22/01/2016
Categories:
Thoughts,
TravelMy planned trip to Japan is now only slightly more than two months away. I have done extensive research online, finding many travel guides and recommended places to visits and sights to see, and have been compiling a list of my findings and what I would need to make a trip of 3 months possible. As … Read More
Date: 16/01/2016
Tags:
adventure,
blogging,
discovery,
documenting,
experience,
guide,
Japan,
life,
motivation,
research,
South African,
travelling,
writtingCategories:
Thoughts,
TravelSo, I have decided to write more, to travel more, to blog more. For one, this will be a build up to my trip to Japan, documenting the planning and research I am doing to make it happen, specifically from a South African perspective, and possibly helping others, as a guide, who wish to do … Read More