Had a great night’s sleep @ the Chisun Inn Yokohama and woke refreshed, ready for the day’s new discoveries. Good morning Yokohama! A population of 4 million, a seaport that opened to foreign trade in 1859, with many Chinese immigrants … Continue reading →

It started raining about 10 minutes after I started driving. Mountains I was passing swirled with fog. I thought museums first today and lets hope the weather improves in the arvo – as it happens, GREAT thinking and plan by … Continue reading →

I got up super early and was out the door at 6.45. First to launch droney over the the samurai residence, Aizu Bukeyashiki, which served as the quarters of the region’s most important and highest ranked samurai, as well as his … Continue reading →