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Fukuchan-Ryoko
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[2015-05-30 12:01:48 +0000 UTC]
"Japan Travel Expert"
(Germany)
# Statistics
Favourites: 106; Deviations: 370; Watchers: 20
Watching: 12; Pageviews: 8199; Comments Made: 124; Friends: 12
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: Tezuka OsamuFavorite movies: 12 monkeys, Smoke
Favorite bands / musical artists: Muse, Nakajima Miyuki, I am Kloot
Favorite writers: Murakami Haruki
Other Interests: Manga, Anime
# About me
Hmm... a little bit complicated: I'm French, live in Germany and my wife is Japanese :-)I'm addicted to Japan and try to travel there twice a year.
Since my current job (technical translator) is getting boring, I deciced to try something else.
I founded a few month ago my own travel agency. My goal is to help travellers discover the true Japan, off the beaten track.
Ever since I went for the first time to Japan (20 years ago), I took pictures. I don't know many things about photographic technics, I'm just shooting the scenes I like ;-)
# Comments
Comments: 31
Happy birthday!
Hope you have an awesome day with best wishes!
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Thank you very much!
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No problem! Did you visit Finland and Baltic countries?
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Yes, I was 10 days with my wife in Finland (and 1 day in Tallinn in Estonia). We visited friends near Helsinki and stayed then 5 days at their summer cottage in the wild near a lake. It was a really nice experience, living for a few days without electricity and tap water
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It sounds great! As my dayly life and business, I hardly imagine the life without modern technologies such as electricity. I have no confidence to tolerate no electricity and medias. My or most Japanese people's lifestyles might be extremely special.
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For me too, without electricity/Internet is no work possible.
But for a few days, it was very relaxing to be cut off the civilization.
We made wood fire to warm us up (it was only 10-11Β°C outside...) and cooked on a gas stove.
If you're interested, I began yesterday to publish a diary about this trip on my website
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Thanks for the faves and watch.
Look forward to seeing the places you take people too.
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You're welcome! You have really beautiful pictures of Japan. Are you living in Yamagata?
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Yes, I am. Haven't been anywhere else besides Sendai and Tokyo.
I wasn't able to make is to Yamadera but everywhere else has been lovely.
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I love the Tohoku region. 10 years ago I spent 5 months in Sendai, studying japanese.
It was great there!
During my time in Sendai, I travelled a lot around and had once a great journey in the other Tohoku prefectures.
My recommandation: if you haven't been there yet, go to "Osorezan" in the Shimokita peninsula
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Osorezan is now officially on my list
Thanks for the recommendation.
It is great here! I was sold from the first imoni-kai
Haven't traveled as much as I wanted to
but hopefully the winter break should be fun.
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Thank YOU (andΒ Canankk ) for letting me discover this wonderful singer!
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You're welcome!
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You're welcome ^^
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Than Q for the recent Fave, and welcome to DA
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You're welcome & thank you too ^^
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