Tokyo: Edo Tokyo Museum
Because of all the rain we had to find ways to explore the city, while staying dry. So we figured, we should go and see one of the museums. We […]
Because of all the rain we had to find ways to explore the city, while staying dry. So we figured, we should go and see one of the museums. We […]
After our brief visit to Ainokura we travelled to Shirakawa-go, the largest village with gassho-zukuri houses. We first stopped at the Shiroyama Tenshukaku view point to glance over the village […]
We travelled from Takayama one hour on a bus to reach the Gokayama region. This region is famous for its traditional gassho-zukuri houses, which have survived for hundreds of years […]
To be perfect honest, this was not one of the museums that was on my ‘have-to-see’ list and it was just pure coincidence that I visited it. But I was […]
In the afternoon we went to explore the Jim Thompson House – and what an amazing place it is. Not only has it a very interesting story, but more importantly […]
While we visited Macau we also travelled to the South side of the island to Taipa, which is an old, small village. One of its main attractions are the Taipa […]
The Macau Museum also dedicated a display to the firecracker industry in Macau – which I found very interesting. Macau does not have many natural resources, but it had skilled […]
The Macau Museum is based in the Fortress of Macau and over three floors it shows the way of life and cultures of the various communities which have been inhabited […]
I visited the Hong Kong Museum of History for the first time last week, after our visit to the Chi Lin Nunnery and Nan Liam Gardens – and for sure […]
In the Chinese teahouse in the Flagstaff House Musem of Tea Ware the staff demonstrated different tea ceremonies – depending on what type of tea one picked. I had a […]