The year 2006 was ending, our Taiwanese visa was finishing and we had no other way, than to fly out of Taipei airport to Bangkok, Thailand. We are trying to avoid planes, but from Taiwan there is no other way than flying or taking a ferry back to Okinawa, where we...
Yeliou is a long cape formed by Datun mountain reaching into the sea. The area contains lime stone and so the wind, sun, rain, sea water and strong northeast monsoon eroded the rocks through the time and left amazing sculptures behind. Above right: Mushroom rocks...
After the festival in Okinawa which filled our wallets, we had just enough time to pack all our belongings and get ready for Taiwan. We took an evening ferry which was passing beautiful Miyako and Ishigaki islands before arriving to Keelung, the port on the northern...
Even though we wouldn't mind to go to some more festivals which were happening in the main land, was very nice to be back. It was already end of September 2006 and we didn't save any money till now, for all the journeys we wonted to do next. There was Thai rainbow...
We left Kyoto station around 9 pm on the 21th september 2006. We still had a few hours to go until the last train stopped working, so we could made the destination between Kyoto and Shimonoseki (on Kyushu island from where we were taking ferry to S.Korea) shorter and...
Ainu moshiri was our first real japanese "omacuri"(festival) , it was the door to another world we were about to explore. The beginning of a very magical journey, where we met lot's of beautiful people which paths would cross ours again and again. We stayed on the...