Hello everyone!
As promised, I will show you some photos I took during my trip in August!
I visited Japan for almost 3 weeks and South Korea for 2 weeks.
It was the first time I flew and I was a bit nervous before the first take off.
But, my anxiety flew by as we reached the highest point.
We flew to Vienna, Austria first and then continued to Japan.
The flight was really calm but really long, almost 12 hours!
After 2 weeks in Japan, we drove by speed boat from Fukuoka to Busan, South Korea within 3 hours.
After that stay, we headed back to Tokyo by plane for a few more days in Japan before we started our journey home!
Here are some pictures to give you a little glimpse of what I saw!
View over Fukuoka.
We drove the Ferris Wheel by night which was awesome!
Tokyo Sky Tree
Atomic Bomb Dome
We visited the Hiroshima Atomic Bomb Museum which was very interesting on the one hand but really sad on the other.
Free-range deers on Miyajima Island
Beautiful Itsukushima-Shrine on Miyajima Island...
... and the famous Torii
Drinkig Matcha Green Tea in a beautiful park near Fukuoka City.
Little hidden Temple in Meguro, a Tokyo district famous for traditional and modern furniture
Tokyo Plaza in Omotesando, Tokyo district famous for its high-end fashion brands like Louis Vuitton, Prada, Miu Miu, Chanel, Dior, Maison Martin Margiela and its japanese brands like Yoji Yamamoto, Issey Miyake or Kenzo.
Prada Aoyama Building
Art in Omotesando
End of Harajuku´s Takeshita Dori
Drinking Matcha Latte in the Hello Kitty Café in Himeji
South Korea!
South Korea!
Bulguksa Temple in Gyeongju
Colourful Lampions near Seokguram Grotto, Gyeongju
Rainy Temple Stay in Haeinsa Temple
Plastic Dishes in the shop windows of restaurants, characteristically for Japan and South Korea. Here some "food" in Seoul.
Stylish boutiques in Insadong and Bukchon, trend districts in Seoul
Delicious breakfast in Paris Baguette, our favourite café in South Korea!
Hope you enjoyed these photos!
Have a great evening!
Julia.
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