Transition

Last pics from the central alps

hope i didnt post some of these already

leader of a pack of monkeys we met. looks alot like a hairy swede i used to know...

interesting looking rock on our path, compare with the guy beside it as a frame of reference

weather changes literally in 10 seconds

the forest line, after two days of hiking, we finally reached it

above the clouds

a view that goes far....

dinner with the old boys

Bear with the Japan photos for now.
I still have a lot of material from Japan and it would be a pity to let it go to waste

Window reflections in Shinjuku are colorful

Hiroshi

The fish guy

Alps

still have quite some material from Japan.

From Japan to Finland

(。-_-)ノ☆・゜::゜ヨロシク♪

ネムネム＼(*´Ｑ｀*)／～ｏ○◯

The sky here is different

Chigasaki, Japan

Porvoo, Finland

Some more fireworks from yoyogi

花鳥風月

the title means, "beauties of nature"

flowers at 2900 meters

monkey

misty mountains - a very japanese view

Name change (again)

Well I decided to change the name again for a few reasons　such as.

1. I will be leaving Japan soon
2. I didnt really post a picture per day

The new name is '写reality (Sha-reality)' which comes from the Japanese word 写真 (shashin) which means 'photograph'

写　sha basically means 'photo'
and
真　shin is 'truth' or 'reality'

写　(sha) - copy, be photographed, describe
真　(shin) - 真 truth; reality; genuineness; seriousness; logical TRUE; printed style writing; star performer

I did some serious mountain climbing with my swedish daniel for the past few days.
We climbed many mountains on the central alps, highest of which was 駒ヶ根　(komagane) at 2956m

We climbed all of the mountains in this picture except the two leftmost ones, the third one from the left is komagane.
This was maybe around 2/3 of our trip so there were a few more mountains to climb ahead.

More mountain pictures later

Fireworks around yoyogi

AGEHa

super macro

This is Osaka

Osaka is like this.

So Fine

Hypercooled

In Japan you might have some imaginative grave sites. Like this company grave site for apparently a company that specializes in some kind of rocket/space technology.
Getting a grave with the help of a company is actually a good idea since as I remember reading in wikipedia, Japan is the most expensive place in the world to get a burial.



It says 愛犬 dear dog, so I guess its the dear dog of the people resting in the grave



This grave site is for Nissan