You can dress us up, but you can’t take us out. Aside from the historical wonder and unfathomable beauty that is Japan, we managed to squeeze in some hijinks.
I’ll let the pictures tell the tale. Credit is due to my partner in mischief, Jennifer.
Enjoy :)
It started in Tokyo…
And continued into the night…
The next day we headed to Kyoto. We were civilized for the most part.
Then night fell and we got a little kooky…
The next day it was farewell to Kyoto. So tired…
At Narita airport, we finally got to see a robot. Made the whole trip. The sign said “don’t touch,” so of course we had to test the boundaries.
Such fun! Who says being a grown up has to be all class? In the words of G-Dragon and Shinee, why so serious? ;p
Hi Karli, you should try to have some fun while travelling haha. It looks like you’re having the time of your life. Loved your pics… the technology there must be something else! Keep up the terrific writing. Love you and miss you, Aunt Boo xo
Nice touch Karli, like my Pa says the potential for moving your articles further along with the media is certainly a consideration.
love
Steve
Hi Sweetheart:
Another interesting piece that also challenges some of the travel myths in Japan. I do feel you try to market this Japan and Korean material to Travel Agencies or the Japan and Korean Travel Ministries. You could be published again and make a buck. The material is too interesting to not share on a broader basis.Toronto Star Travel Editor? Anyway, well done!
Give it a thought. And don’t take no wooden nickels.
love, me and the Wife xxooooxxxxx