So, if you’re a regular reader and/or if you follow me on the usual social media (and if you don’t, may I invite you to do so, all the good links are in the icons of the sidebar on the right), you know that I recently bought a

  Last November, the 11th Asia-Pacific Bonsai Suiseki Convention took place in Takamatsu. I didn’t tell you about it, because I didn’t actually attend it, and didn’t see any of the exhibits (I was busy looking for an apartment, starting my new job and those sorts of things). However, there

      If you’re interested, I’ll tell you where to find them when you come to town.    

  As I mentioned before, I’m both fascinated and ambivalent about the fact and the way Japanese people reconstruct their old destroyed castles. However, I heard that they’re trying to do things right with Takamatsu’s castle (i.e. rebuild it as close as possible to the original, no funky things like

  Today, just a few pictures (and a video) of a Sunday spent in Takamatsu (it was Sunday, October 17th if you wonder).     During the three months that the Setouchi International Art Festival lasted there were a bunch of cultural events here and there associated to it, especially

  There are many things in the Takamatsu Symbol Tower: offices, conference rooms, a tourist office and many other things.     However, in the third (or fourth, I forgot) floor, there’s a place for kids and teenagers. A place for them to study, read (there’s small library), get together,