I just wanted to wish you a very Happy New Year 2020! I know, a lot of Japanese people celebrate the new year with the first sunset of the year. Well, don’t hold your breath if you expect me to wake up at 4-5 in the morning to […]
Sunset
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As I mentioned in my previous post, things are starting to move as far as the Setouchi Triennale 2019 is concerned, and today I was with some people from Koebi Network and the Triennale’s organizing committee for a Tour de Shodoshima. And I mean a literal one; we went […]
These pictures are from a wonderful sunset dating from last November: I think it’s one of the most stunning sunsets I have seen over the Seto Inland Sea, I especially love how the sun reflects on the Great Seto Bridge.
I know, one of Japan’s New Year tradition is to go see the first sunrise of the year. Honestly, it’s not a tradition I’m too fond of; too cold and too early for me. So instead (and it started well before Japan actually, the first I can remember is […]
Ogijima’s Lighthouse at dusk, over the Seto Inland Sea. You can also spot the Great Bridge of Seto in the background. In case you’re wondering the picture was taken while returning from Shodoshima.
I don’t know how many times I tried to take pictures of Takamatsu’s Red Lighthouse at night, and I never really was satisfied. There, I think I finally got it right. Sure, it wasn’t at night but as dusk, and as I was on a ferry, the angle […]
The day before, instead of returning to Takamatsu, we spent the night in Tonosho port on Shodoshima (I’m directing you to a previous post if you’re not sure what I’m talking about). The reason was simple; the goal was to go to Inujima and this island is not easy to […]
On top of all the great things that the Seto Inland Sea has to offer (and that I try to show you on the blog on a regular basis), let’s not forget its wonderful sunsets: Note that this one is not today’s (the picture was taken almost a […]
November sunset over the Seto Inland Sea (from Ogijima) I haven’t been very active on this blog lately, and it’s somewhat related to what has happened in France lately, which had me reading, thinking and talking a lot – and hasn’t left much time for blogging about […]