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Japanese people tend to be very close to nature. That's part of their Shintoism, which basically equates nature with being closer to the eternal. I certainly don't disagree with that! And this is why you see so many Japanese people out in nature, spending times with trees. During the cherry blossom season, whole families will stake out a Sakura and sit under it all day long. Read more: https://www.StuckInCustoms.com
I had one extra day at the end of the Japanese tour, and I decided to visit a new place I had never visited before: Kobe. It was another awesome Japanese town, although I didn't get to spend a lot of time there. You can see another town there in the distance across the way. That's actually Sakai, which is near Osaka, and I was there a few weeks early to watch a blacksmith craft swords and knives using the old traditions. Read more: https://www.StuckInCustoms.com
There are about a dozen perfect little ponds around The Hills golf course. Most of the time, they have perfect reflections as well. Michael Hill has been trying to talk me into making a full set of photos for the golf course, but I've been pretty busy lately. Maybe I'll get around to it... it's not a terrible idea! https://www.StuckInCustoms.com
