2012 Travel Awards
Here are some of the places that made an impression on me in the last 12 months. Congratulations to you all – I am fairly sure I’ve just made you […]
Category Archives: Japan
The Asakusa Money
There were two of us who moved into this squalid little hole in Asakusa, a studio apartment. It was mid-summer many, many years ago. We needed somewhere for our last […]
JAPAN: A late Hanami, a lucky fortune, an exceptional teppan-yaki
Hanami 2012 is the latest I’ve ever seen with, most of the Sakura trees in Tokyo in full bloom by mid-April. It’s a cold year and winter seems to be […]
JAPAN: One year later I miss you and I still love you
It’s one year since you and your tectonic plates changed my life forever Even though I have left you, you haven’t left me. The horror will never leave either of […]
“2th” Anniversary of remarkabletravels.com
I want to thank you all for reading my travel drivel for the past 2 years. I just recently passed a certain magical number of hits that makes me realise […]
JAPAN – Hanami & Things I’ve Missed About Japan
For the first time in many years I am missing the hanami season in Japan. This time of year when the sakura blooms is considered by the Japanese as a […]
JAPAN – Leaving Disaster Behind
No more updates for a month or so, kids. It’s time to get out – and I still haven’t heard from S, AS, NK… let’s hope for the best. I […]
JAPAN – The Ground Moves Again
I appreciate the emails and text messages from those of you who know that I am in Japan. Well, it’s been a dreadful day and I apologise for not getting […]
JAPAN – I ♥ Yokohama
How could anyone dislike Yokohama? Famous for its curries, a large international port and one of the biggest Chinatowns in the world, Yokohama has a lot to offer. E and I […]
JAPAN – Tea, Toast, Truffles, Tofu, Tartlets: A Tokyo Brunch
One thing I am confident in is my knowledge of how to stuff my face. Especially brunch. Love brunch. As I sitting out a cold and dull winter whilst working […]
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