In Africa we experienced that all animals like hen, pork, sheep, goat, cow and ox where walking around without any fencing. Only experience one fence in Zambia, keeping the cattle together and away from predators. There were nearly no tractors used, and only in some areas of Zambia they seemed to have large scale production of groceries.
In Japan we did not see one single cattle. Not a hen, nor a cow. We did see large areas with rise, but no tractors at all.
The whole family in front of The A-bomb Dome in Hiroshima
We just had to see and experience Hiroshima before leaving Japan. The city has over 1,2 million inhabitants.The Peace Memorial Museum is a must. Another great site is The Hiroshima Palace. We visited both sites and will go to visit The Hiroshima Contemporary Art Museum before leaving for Busan in South Korea in two days. Continue reading
The golden temple in Kyoto
I have to admit I thought Kyoto would be a little less exciting than Tokyo… I was wrooooong! In this city one can explore plenty of historical, cultural and world heritage sites like gardens, forests, temples, lakes and shrines.The shopping district is great fun to explore as well. The pictures will tell it all… I just looooove Kyoto!!! Continue reading
Tokyo
What a city! We are out of words. How is it possible to fit nearly 14 million people in this city and still leave it this clean?! Beats me! Whoever planned the city’s infrastructure must have been a genius to be able to make this work in such a great manner. On saturday night we went out walking, and the city was so calm and quiet. The next few days we went out to see the electric center, Sun City, the Zoo, the Imperial Palace gardens, and Ginza. Continue reading
Worldwide Family Tour 