Wild & Lost

Peaceful.

Walking barefoot across here was heaven. 

Japan is an amazing country with a lot of pride and integrity. With that, they try to hide their social issues like disability, homelessness and suicide. 

I think I’m proud of myself for having the guts to take this. Pretty much speaks for itself. 

Waiting for a train. 

This lovely lady was on my bullet train from Tokyo to Osaka, heading towards Hiroshima. She noticed my horrible horrible Japanese in asking for a beer and some food, laughed, then started to talk to me in really decent English. She even helped me at Osaka for my next train. 

Worst part is that I didn’t ask her name. 

It doesn’t matter the job, the Japanese always seem to do it to the best of their ability with no complaints. Always professional. They also do a good uniform. 

These are the ticket inspectors for the shinkansen. 

People watching while standing at crossings was one of my favourite things. Everyone stopped still for a few minutes in a fast-paced city. 

This sums up pets in Japan pretty well, I think. The owner was beyond delighted that I asked to take a picture of her dog. 

Old ladies and bikes. Adorable! All old people in Japan are pretty adorable, actually. 

I only had one person on my airport express train from Narita to get excited with, even if she didn’t know about it.