Fushimi Inari Shrine
Perhaps my favorite shrine in Japan. It has played host to the movie Memoirs of a Geisha, and snakes up through a mountain just outside of Kyoto. It’s home to thousands of Torii or gates. Each one of these has […]
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Osaka Gallery
I spent about two weeks in Osaka, Japan. Osaka is the third largest city in Japan and the second most important. I personally liked Tokyo better, simply because Tokyo was more vibrant, clean, and had more energy to it. I […]
Avatar
I went to the last showing of Avatar in 3D IMAX at Pointe Orlando, last night Tuesday, and I’ve never been more floored by a movie in my life. The visuals, the visuals, my god, are incredible. Cameron went beyond […]
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Hong Kong Architecture
With one of the most impressive skylines in the world, Hong Kong is truly a visual play ground for the eyes. Hong Kong is one of the most densely populated places on earth and with it’s skyscrapers tower above your head, neon lights, and […]
Hong Kong’s Land Reclamation
While I was in Hong Kong, one thing that absolutely amazed me was the land reclamation projects the government had going on. While talking to a native I found out that quite a bit of Hong Kong island used to […]
Double Minority
What is it like being a double minority? During the Fall of 2009, I followed such a person, Wilton Mui as he journeyed to Washington D.C. to march for equal rights. During my time following him, I was able to […]
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Welcome
So after 2 years of wanting to revamp my website, I’ve finally gotten the time and motivation to do it. So welcome to my new blog and continue to check back as I’ll hopefully be updating regularly with new content […]