The view (well, part of it) from the roof platform of Sunport Hall in Takamatsu:     From left

    One of Megijima‘s architectural specificity is those large stone walls here and there in the village of Megichō, especially when

  Last Thursday, we went back to Naoshima for the first time since Fall 2010, and when the time came

  This is the plan for today. Note the unusual angle from which the picture was taken. I think this

    This is where I was today (and no, the guy is not me). It was a lot of

  On Sunday, while admiring the Seto Inland Sea from the Sunport Hall’s 8th floor, I could also admire Meon

  Yesterday, I went to Marugamemachi Green for the first time. What is that? You may ask. Let me refresh

    One of the things I like the most in my neighborhood, is that I’m not always sure whether

    The small cute shrine in my neighborhood.

  A short while ago, I started a series of pictures called “Niihama Guys.” Those were taken back in 2010

    This small stone building over the pond in the northern half of the Ritsurin Garden used to be

    Another one of my “Niihama Guys” series, taken back in october 2010, when I attended the Niihama Taiko

  While certain bloggers – and not the worst of them – have almost turned this into a trademark, I’ve

    Let me introduce you to the Olive Line Ferry that links Takamatsu Sunport to Tonoshō on Shōdoshima. I

  One of the good things about having Monday off is that one can avoid the week-end crowds for a