Friday, February 5, 2010
Japan from the air.
Flying back into Japan on Wednesday I was able to get a few decent shots. This first one is somewhere in north Kyushu.
Kyushu has a lot of active volcanoes, and I've studied maps to try and find which one this is, but couldn't be sure. If anyone knows, please let me know.
Kochi City on the south coast of Shikoku.
Somewhere in eastern Shikoku.
In the middle of Awajima, descending to land at Kansai Airport.
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Hi Jake,
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to express my thanks for your great blog work. I discovered you here only recently but have greatly enjoyed browsing your archives, which seem to be a wonderful reference resource. Your curiosity about Japan is inspiring. I have always felt the urge to explore the backwaters of this fascinating country at leisure but have not had the time. Now I can enjoy such exploration precariously through your adventures and chronicling.
Your photos are superb. What a great eye for a composition you have! I would be interested to know what camera/s you use.
I recognize that building up a blog like this is a labor of love, though a lonely one at times, and I wanted to let you know of my appreciation.
With kind regards
I use a point and shoot. A Sony DSC H50.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your message
Excellent photos (as usual :) )
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure the 2nd photo is Mt. Aso. I can't think of any other active volcanoes in Kyushu that are spewing up that much steam. Sakurajima is also active but surrounded by water, so it rules out that one.
I think you are right Wes. Looked at a bunch more photos and it looks right.
ReplyDeleteI second the great blog work and second the Aso vote.
ReplyDeleteThe first picture is awesome.
Beautiful photos. Loved it. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteRegards,
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Nice photo of Kochi. I always look forward to shots of Shikoku :)
ReplyDeleteI only ever spent a few days on Shikoku, but I have hundreds of photos to post :)
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