So long Japan! Last blog Japan 2006

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Hi!

I'm back in Montreal since 5 full days now. I saw most of my friends and family, will see the others in the next weeks, and finally put in order my bag's things that were still leaning on the ground all over my room!

This is my last blog, the one that closes everything. My trip in Japan is definitely over, but the memories that come with it will forever stay with me. Japan... very nice country, I reckon.

Now I have friends all over the world... geez I'll have to plan all these trips through the next years! hihi.

Thanks for people who have been reading this blog and following my crazy adventures. But like my friend Keisuke said at the farewell ceremony; 'Every meeting is the beginning of a separation'... I would like to add what my beloved said back; ' Every separation is an occasion of a new meeting. ' Yosh, so be it!

Thanks everybody, thanks Japan!!!

P.S. Following are my more cultural pictures, my best pictures of the places I visited during my time in Japan! Oh, I visited more than that, but took the best of the best! Here's my pictures homage to Japan's culture and nature!

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Photos

Tokyo, ichiban suki machi ;)
Around Nippori, there were plenty of really nice and old style houses

Tokyo, ichiban suki machi ;)
A shintaoist cemetary, much more pretty and original, personal than christian ones. Here, a beer was left for the deceased...

Tokyo, ichiban suki machi ;)
A shintaoist cemetary

The small village of Konu
bambou bambou!

The small village of Konu
bambou bambou!

Two days trip in Seoul, Korea
I like the opposition modernity, tradition

Nagoya Castle, during hanami period!
My first Magnolias

Todaiji temple, Nara
where the ichiban huge Bouddha is

Todaiji temple, Nara
It doesnt look that big hein? If I remember very well...it is 50 metres high..ooooh!

Comments

[Hung Van Nguyen]

Saigo no blog dane!
Jya,mata Tokyo ni... :D

[Johan]

Thanks for sharing your adventure with us
Hi Melanie, Just wanted to say thanks for sharing your photos with us fellow travelbloggers. I've really enjoyed looking at the photos you took during the year you were in Japan. It reminded me of when I was there too a long time ago. Thanks, Johan

[Iminimelanimo]

It's all my pleasure! :)