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Get Out Of Your Comfort Zone in Southeast Asia

By Robert Schrader on May 21, 2017 in Asia, Central Asia, China, India, Japan, Photos

During this turbulent time of social upheaval and a rocky political climate, there is no better time to absorb the different cultures you come across upon your travels than now. This global feeling of unrest...

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Alluring Japan: Tea, Serenity, Hospitality & More

By Robert Schrader on May 14, 2017 in Asia, Featured, Japan, Photos, Tokyo

A heads up on a rare incident and those who have been to Japan know this. I got robbed in Japan three weeks ago.Not in a violent way, but not in a figurative one either....

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Planning Tips for Skiing in Japan

By Jonny Scott Blair on May 1, 2017 in Asia, Japan, Photos

An amazing trail of deep powder snow is a ski junkie’s ultimate dream. However, finding the best snow condition could be challenge, especially if you are dead serious about skiing. Fortunately, there are several ways...

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Tokyo & Osaka in Black and White

By Dave Powell on May 1, 2017 in Asia, Japan, Osaka, Photos, Tokyo

When I'm not traveling and at home in Tokyo, I tend to stay close to family and not getting out much. I miss getting out and shooting. Walking with no real purpose other than...

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Reflecting on Culture & Patterns in Japan

By Dave Powell on April 19, 2017 in Asia, Japan, Osaka, Photos, Tokyo

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I'm excited to go to Osaka since I haven't been there in 10 years. I can't wait to explore another part of Japan. It will be nice to take the Shinkansen ride down there. I...

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Reflections Amidst Shikoku’s Naruto Whirlpool

By Robert Schrader on April 6, 2017 in Asia, Featured, Japan, Life, Photos

As I walked down the hall of the hotel, with its brown carpet and plastered faux-finish wallpaper, a Muzak version of “Don’t Cry for Me, Argentina” began to play. I pressed the button, and the...

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Pure Beauty in Japan’s Kyushu

By Robert Schrader on April 5, 2017 in Asia, Featured, Japan, Osaka, Photos

I emerged from the subway into evening air that was tepid and stagnant, like it wasn’t there at all. But people were wearing coats and jackets. And the trees were barren, every single one of...

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The Magic of Walking Japan’s Nakasendo Way

By Robert Schrader on April 3, 2017 in Asia, Featured, Japan, Photos

Having been to Japan six times now, I often impress—and, frankly, shock—Japanese people with my passion for their country. And it’s not just quantitative: they’re intrigued by the sorts of destinations I choose.For example, when...

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Get Out Of Your Comfort Zone in Southeast Asia

Alluring Japan: Tea, Serenity, Hospitality & More

Planning Tips for Skiing in Japan

Tokyo & Osaka in Black and White

Reflecting on Culture & Patterns in Japan

Reflections Amidst Shikoku’s Naruto Whirlpool

Pure Beauty in Japan’s Kyushu

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