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Macau
Last August I had the opportunity to visit Macau for work, spending four nights staying at the Four Seasons for a conference I’d been invited to speak at. It was such an incredible experience, being the first time I’d spoken at an event of this size and the location was nothing short of amazing. Having never travelled to Macau previously I hadn’t experienced the melting pot of cultures that…
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Kyoto, Cycle City
Life has just been so busy; I am in shock that it is August and I am reflecting on my holiday to Japan in March. I really have saved the best until last however, Kyoto was truly amazing. I knew from the moment we started planning Japan that Kyoto was a must do and that I wanted to spend a night or two extra here and I am so glad that we did. Again we used Airbnb for our accommodation and had a…
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Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture
Kanazawa was our final stop on the rail tour of Japan before spending the final days of our trip in Kyoto. After Tokyo, Nagoya and Takayama, Kanazawa had quite a bit to live up to. Our first impressions of the city were fantastic, we were picked up by our Airbnb host’s uncle and chauffeured to our accommodation. Which was just brilliant. The place was massive – and not just by Japanese…
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Hobart Snowscape - Courtesy of Phil Kitt
Alright, so this is my own personal blog – usually reserved for my own writings and amateur photography. However. The below is a photo taken by my brother, a professional photographer, of the recent cold snap that has swept through Hobart. He has been doing some amazing things in photography around Hobart of late and chances are if you have looked up photos of any event in Hobart in the last 18…
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Hobart's Dark Side: Dark Mofo
Since starting work in Melbourne a few months ago I have not had many opportunities to get out and take photos. I’ve been travelling to Hobart every second weekend, but haven’t had the luxury of being able to fit in my camera. The weekend just gone my camera was non-negotiable because the weekend just gone was Dark Mofo. Dark Mofo is no short of amazing in my opinion for two main reasons; 1.…
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A Taste of the Traditional: Takayama
Our experience in Takayama was completely different to traveling through Tokyo and Nagoya; it was simply relaxing. The train ride itself through the Japanese hills was absolutely stunning with the tracks following a beautiful blue river that flowed between the hills with varying intensity along the winding path to Takayama. Our first experience staying in a hotel in Japan, we stayed at the…
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Nagoya and the Kiso Valley
Two things I’m very thankful that we organised for our trip to Japan: 1. JR Pass 2. Reserved seating on the longer train trips On our last day in Tokyo we plotted out our train journey and decided that we would visit one of the information booths in the Tokyo train station to determine whether we had picked the best trains to take us to our destination(s). Luckily – being the complete…
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Four Days in Tokyo
Tokyo in Four Days
I have talked about going to Japan for no less than ten years and finally, in March 2015 the pilgrimage was completed. Being the complete over planner that I am I had spent months organising the trip and even brushed up on a bit of Japanese after having a 6 year break from studying the language. That was a wise move. I hadn’t fully appreciated just how much of a barrier the language was going…
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