So, you’re coming to Tottori?
Tottori, Japan’s least populous prefecture without the glitz, glamour and every-3-minute trains like Tokyo, still has a lot to offer.
But if you’re going to be living, creating a life for yourself, or even just visiting, here are 5 things you need to know to get around.
Continue readingI haven’t posted in a long time.
Let me explain my timeline. 
Corona Virus showed up in January but nobody really panicked. Continue reading
Sometimes the simple explanations are best.
Until next time, STAY AWESOME.
-R
Passing through Texas with my Dad.
The real reason we came back to visit.
Two-Day Travel Funk you up!
We’ve been back for several months, but I just never got around to posting these.
Until next time, STAY AWESOME!
-R
Pt 3,
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-R
More adventures about going home.
I’ll be giving a brief recap of some of the things we experienced on our trip back to America.
In comic form of course.
Until next time, STAY AWESOME!
-R
Long time no see everybody!
Sorry for being quiet for so long, but I was very busy with grading at the university and I visited America for two weeks (comics to come based on that).
So for my first post back I decided to talk about a special event. Continue reading
A couple of months ago I went to Kobe. Besides the being the city that had revived that magical feeling of being in Japan, they have the best burgers I’ve had in Japan.
So last week I had an adventure. It all started earlier this year when I decided I needed to do something big for the summer, but going to SE Asia was looking less and less likely. I started looking around the Chuugoku region of Japan for things to do, and Andrea suggested the ShimaNami Kaido, a 70km bike trail that goes across the Seto Sea from Hiroshima to Ehime.
That sounded fantastic, but I needed to up the ante. I know! Why not bike from Tottori all the way there! It’s only 200 km away! Easy peasy!
The above map is closer to the actual path I took. But my first day of the trip, I decided to make it a doozy and go from Tottori to Okayama City. Thats around 125 km, but I didn’t take the direct route so it was a little bit longer.
It was exhausting but I made it. The beauty of the mountain areas of Tottori (mainly between Tottori and Chizu) was a sight to behold.
I’ll write more about it over several posts, and I’ll even get some video up.
Until next time, STAY AWESOME!
