tokyo sakuras
after all these years, tokyo sakuras still take my breath away. from their blooming prime until their snowy fall, the short time they grace these streets are some of the most bittersweet of spring. tokyo, ...
leap year snow day
in the 7 years we’ve lived in west tokyo, i’ve never seen so much snow. work was cancelled and we spent the leap day marveling at the downpour and subsequent blankets of snow. aside from ...
lake kawaguchiko
i’m very behind in posting photos, but here are a few shots from this weekend. the four of us hit the road to lake kawaguchiko at the base of the majestic mt. fuji. it was ...
janvier
less tolerant of the cold this year, we’ve been spending most of our free time indoors. with the onset of the new (and final) semester, it only seems appropriate. tokyo’s winter light makes these quiet ...
thailand: bangkok
our trips to bangkok were only for a few days on each side of our phuket stay. i’ve heard a lot about the city from various travelers, the point of view usually reminiscent of glory ...
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