About Egypt and a Sense of Timing
On the 21st of January 2011 we traveled to Cairo to do what millions of other tourists have done for thousands of years: see the Pyramids of Egypt. We would stay for a long...
On the 21st of January 2011 we traveled to Cairo to do what millions of other tourists have done for thousands of years: see the Pyramids of Egypt. We would stay for a long...
Macao or Macau? What’s in a name, as Shakespeare once asked? In this particular case, what’s in the spelling of a name? The story goes something like this: a group of fishermen found themselves...
Hong Kong is a 7 million people (and counting) chaotic mix of East and West, sticking out from mainland China and embraced by the waters of Victoria Harbor. It’s incredibly fast-paced and dizzyingly diverse...
Where is Venice? Geographically speaking, Venice is located in northeastern Italy. It’s an island made up of smaller islands and shaped like a fish. It also sits closer to Slovenia and Austria than to...
When we decided to visit Japan, we knew we had to somehow manage to spend a day at the Studio Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, close to Tokyo. Having grown up with the movies of...
On our way to the misty mountains and ryokans of Mitakesan, we spent a few minutes at Ome Station staring at the vintage movie posters from the mid-20th century displayed throughout its walls. They display classic Hollywood...