Chaos and Kanji

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Showing posts with label observatories. Show all posts

Hong Kong: Bank of China Tower

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The sky was overcast and the view hazy while I was in downtown Hong Kong on my first morning in town, but that didn't keep me from hitt...

Hong Kong: The Peak Tram

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 The Peak Tram began operation in 1888, carrying riders from downtown to the top of Victoria Peak. The trip is less than one mile each way...

Tokyo SkyTree: Inside the Base

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Don't expect any cool behind-the-scenes photos here. Actually, I only have two photos for this post. Tokyo SkyTree is Japan's new...

North (N) Seoul Tower: Korea's Space Needle at Night

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 Japan loves its observation decks; Tokyo has about a dozen between office buildings and the two iconic transmission towers. Korea has one...

Climbing an Active Volcano: Mt Usu and Showa Shinzan at Lake Toya

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Lake Toya is found about 100 minutes south of Sapporo by express train, and is mostly known for lake activities (camping, fishing, hiking) ...
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