More Japan in Spring

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From a short trip on May 2008: The Golden Pavillion in Kyoto, a sumo tournament in Tokyo, the night skyline from Shibuya’s Cerulean Tower.
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Flumserberg

My first time at Flumserberg, with some (mostly) Japanese friends.

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Winter in Zürich

Some pictures of the lake by Luzern
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The city of Zürich from Bellevue, the little Üetliberg, and the Real Mountain View
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Thailand

These were two nice weeks in Thailand.
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Stockholm

is gorgeous in Autumn.

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Barcelona and Llançà

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img_1113.jpgimgp3834.jpg Some pictures from this July’s visit to Barcelona and Llançà. Click here to see more pictures.

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Japan in Spring

dsIMGP2211.JPGdsIMGP2503.JPGMy second visit to Japan, this time in Spring. As in my Summer visit, I had a wonderful time, getting to meet old friends and new acquaintances, eating delicious food, and discovering interesting places. If you want to see what I saw, have a look at my Japan travel gallery, or at the sections for Northern Honshu, Kinki, Kanto, and Tokyo.

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One-day trip to Titlis

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Sechseläuten

dsIMGP1914.JPGdsIMGP1697.JPGdsIMGP1751.JPG Sechseläuten, in mid-April, is a traditional celebration in Zürich. In Winter, it was costumary that work would stop at sunset. As days grew longer in Spring and Summer, this would of course be too late, so work would stop when church clocks would strike six. Sechseläuten (the call of six) was the day in which people would switch from “Winter work days” to “Summer work days” (the holiday is now celebrated one month later than the original day). Read the rest of this entry »

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Paris

ds_IMGP1049.JPGds_IMGP1275.JPGThis March I went to Paris for a few days to meet old friends and revisit the city. It’s so different when you are a tourist! You can see some pictures in my travel page. Do have a look!

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