While a journalist by profession, I rarely get to write actual travel pieces (I cover the business sector—which, truth be told, has managed to shock quite a number of friends. Thanks, guys.). So when an article I write about one of my trips finally comes out, I get that same happy, giddy feeling I get that’s almost—almost, but not quite—the same as when I visit a new place for the first time. :D
In other news, I know I’ve been quite the delinquent blogger lately, but that should change soon because I am finally—finally!—coming back to one of my favorite travel haunts in less than a month. Yep, for those of you who have been following my blog, you guessed it: JAPAN!
Meantime, while I wait in eager anticipation, maybe I ought to start on the long backlog of entries I have lined up.
Thank you, as always, for dropping by the blog :)
Happy travels!
-T
Welcome back. :) We may be headed to Japan ourselves in November. Where you going?
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Hi Shelley! Coming back to the Kansai region—Kyoto, Osaka, Nara… going there with a friend who’s visiting the first time so i’ll probably end up going to places I’ve been before. :P Where do you plan to go in November?
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Us too!! Never been there, and wanna get my teeth on some Kobe beef. :D
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Haha a fellow carnivore. Yep, Kobe beef is also in my agenda :D
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Mm, that seems to be a popular destination – I’m heading there myself this November. I’ll also be going with people who haven’t been there, so like you I’ll probably be covering a lot of familiar ground.
I sure hope our timing’s right for kōyō – nothing like walking under maple trees garbed in their brilliant autumn colours. (^_^)
Cheerio.
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When I booked the trip, I was under the impression that autumn in Japan would more or less fall the same time as Seoul (mid-October). Turns out autumn in Korea is much earlier. Height of autumn will be in November—it is looking like you will have much better luck than I :D
Still, always a pleasure to go to Japan. Leaving in less than two weeks! Excited :D
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If you’re in the mood for a December trip – and would like to travel for free . . .
http://animeaffairs.wordpress.com/2014/10/17/probably-the-closest-thing-to-a-phd-in-ramenology/
Mm, I’m already salivating. All that yummy yummy ramen.
Cheers. (^_^)
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Enjoy Japan!
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Thanks! :)
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