From the Other Side of Things

As a followup to yesterday's post, here is the view of my neighborhood from a near opposite angle. I live in the tan colored building right in the center of the picture. It has a green roof. My window is on the top floor, third from the right.

The View From My Window

I took this picture out my apartment window. At night.

One More from the Market

This will be the last market picture for a while.

Fish Heads

Another image from the fish market. These heads were the size of footballs.

Tsukiji Fish Market

Tsukiji Fish Market is the largest fish market in Japan. My brother Sean is in this picture. He's not on a bicycle and he is not wearing rubber overalls. Can you spot him?

Deigo-ji

Another image from Japan. I took this on the grounds of the Deigo-ji Temple in Kyoto.

The Horizon in Yongin

This is an old picture. From when I lived in Yongin (last year). I just found it, and decided to crop and post it.

My Neighborhood Market

Mt. Fuji

While in Japan, my parents, my brother, and I climbed Mt. Fuji. We started around 10PM. We saw the sunrise (on July 28th) near the summit, and made it to the top around 6AM. All in all, it was a difficult, interesting, and altogether wild experience. I took this picture on the hike down.

I Guess I'm Back

I've lived in Korea for almost 22 months now. The last seven or so I have been living and working in a city called Anyang. When I was last posting regularly, I was still relatively new to Korea. I was trying to experience and learn as much as I could and I thought it would be fun to chronicle that experience on this blog. Eventually, I began experiencing more and chronicling less. As I became comfortable living in Korea, I became absorbed in my life here and took less and less time reflecting - and blogging. I made a lot of friends, met a great girl (Alice), traveled around a little, and had a few beers and a couple bottles of Soju along the way.

I recently finished up a two week vacation. I spent a week in Japan with my Mother, Father, and Brother. It was a great trip. I spent another week back in Korea with way too much time on my hands. As I went through all of my pictures from Japan, and the past several months, I got the idea to start blogging again, if only to put up pictures from my life here and my recent travels.

So, that's it. I am hoping to put up several pictures a week. If I can get anybody to start checking this thing again, I would appreciate any comments on the pictures. For those of you who are still interested - Thank You!