So shortly after the family had to head back to the states, I had yet another visitor. Megan came out to hang for a few weeks, and we did some sightseeing around here in Saga, Nagasaki, and Fukuoka of Japan, as well as Seoul and Busan in Korea for a week. I think I'm getting better at knowing my way around the cool sights to check out in the area, and at the same time I got to see things I've never been to either. So without further ado, here's some pics:
Huistenbosch: Dutch land in Kyushu, Japan
Dejima Island, Nagasaki: The only place foreigners were allowed to set foot on within Japan during the close nation period (for about 200 years).
Peace park memorial in Nagasaki Japan
Busan Station, Korea: a fun light, water, sound show that greeted us when we arrived.
Ericzilla terrorizes the mountains around Seoul
63 Tower in Seoul, Korea: Yes, because it has 63 floors. We went to the gallery on the 61st floor with 360 degree view and some nifty art.
From the 61st floor with our Kiwi buddy Nikola
Royal Palace in Seoul, Korea: this guy don't talk much, but he knows what's up.
Palace in Seoul, Korea: attempting to take a picture myself.
Kids playing in the palace.
Seoul, Korea: I may be a dork, but I fit right in here!
Huistenbosch: Dutch land in Kyushu, Japan
Dejima Island, Nagasaki: The only place foreigners were allowed to set foot on within Japan during the close nation period (for about 200 years).
Peace park memorial in Nagasaki Japan
Busan Station, Korea: a fun light, water, sound show that greeted us when we arrived.
Ericzilla terrorizes the mountains around Seoul
63 Tower in Seoul, Korea: Yes, because it has 63 floors. We went to the gallery on the 61st floor with 360 degree view and some nifty art.
From the 61st floor with our Kiwi buddy Nikola
Royal Palace in Seoul, Korea: this guy don't talk much, but he knows what's up.
Palace in Seoul, Korea: attempting to take a picture myself.
Kids playing in the palace.
Seoul, Korea: I may be a dork, but I fit right in here!
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