OhayouJune 28, 2025 Nights are quiet in Otaru. Very few places stay open after midnight, except for night bars and… READ MORE
OhayouJune 10 2025 The rain arrived during the night, and the streets are covered with a film of water that… READ MORE
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Ohayou June 2024 One last evening in Kanazawa with Mari and I leave the next day for the North, Hokkaidō,… READ MORE
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Ohayou June 2024 After the moments of well-being of the mind spent in the house of D.T. Suzuki I can… READ MORE
Ohayou December 2022 Not the one where we go who says カ フ ェ but the coffee that we drink… READ MORE
Ohayou June 2024 To go to the old Samurai house in Kanazawa that I particularly like I have set my… READ MORE
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Ohayou June 2024 In the train I am nostalgic and happy. Nostalgic because I leave my friends in Kanazawa, happy… READ MORE
« When will the West understand, or try to understand, the East? We Asians are sometimes appalled by the strange web of facts and inventions with which we have been enveloped. »
Okakura Tenshin
(The book of tea, 1906)
Quote in Souyri, Pierre-François. Nouvelle histoire du Japon. Paris : Perrin, 2010.
My trips to Japan
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