Global personal travelogues and cultural documentation

Personal travelogues document various international journeys across Asia and Europe.

In Asia, accounts include explorations of Hanoi, Vietnam, highlighting modern transit and a former Vietnam War command center, as well as visits to the Batu Caves in Malaysia to observe local food culture, historical sites, and local wildlife, noting the site’s significance during World War II. In Japan, travelers have visited the Yamato Group History Museum in Shinagawa to study the history of Japanese logistics and the ‘Takkyubin’ delivery service, alongside winter vacation accounts from the Karuizawa Prince Hotel Dog Village. New documentation includes a railway journey around Taiwan via Cathay Pacific, featuring visits to Alishan and the Hualien Railway Culture Park. Recent accounts also feature the National Comics Museum in Taichung, which utilizes former Japanese-era buildings, and Miyahara Eye, a confectionery destination noted for its European-style interior.

Recent Japanese documentation expands to include the scenic beauty of Kyoto’s temples, such as Daigaku-ji and Tenryu-ji, and the spiritual atmosphere of Nagoya’s Atsuta Jingu.

European accounts feature a detailed visit to the Louvre Museum in Paris, specifically the Napoleon III apartments, highlighting the fusion of historical decor and modern fashion exhibits. Other documentation includes multi-country trips spanning Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, and the Czech Republic.