In background: infrastructure of Kobe, Japan, the elevated expressways. In foreground: Port of Kobe Earthquake Memorial. You can see the tilted streetlamps and collapsed pier. The earthquake killed 6,434 people in 1995.
Rogers Pass in Glacier National Park, British Columbia, Canada – one of most beautiful places I’ve ever visited. It was nice to reach it by bicycle.
There are so many beaches in Croatia with crystal clear water! Dolac in Dalmatia is one of them.
Main square in Havana Vieja (Old Havana) in Cuba. Beautifully renovated UNESCO World Heritage Site. I felt quite safe in Cuba.
Christopher Columbus Cemetery (Necropolis Cristobal Colon in Spanish) is somewhat laid back just like all of Cuba is. Huge and beautiful, it is almost devoid of people. Sometimes you can see a forgotten piece of bone lying in the grass next to the sidewalk. It is later picked up by an attendant and dropped into a “dropped bones repository” – concrete box containing random bones found here and there around the necropolis.
Visitors to Tokyo know Shinjuku and Shibuya, but many have not heard about Bunkyo ward. It is the place where Tokyo Dome, University of Tokyo and Koishikawa Garden are. And the free observation deck at Bunkyo Civic Center gives you this splendid urban view!