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Take a Walk Through Tokyo With Me
It’s been quiet here in Road Wisdom land, but it’s the silence of distant places rather than the silence of inactivity that has fallen over my blog…
I’ve been on the road these past couple months. Exploring the rugged interior of New Caledonia in the South Pacific. Navigating the hectic city streets of Tokyo, and the quieter corners of northern Honshu. And more recently in the US — the farthest steamy south at Key West, and then across the continent to Seattle to see The Church and hang with Steve Kilbey.
Posted in Japan, Video Blogs
Tagged ginza, hama-rikyu, japan, japan travel, road wisdom, Ryan Murdock, shibuya, tokyo, vagabond
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Happy Gnu Year 2011!
Happy Gnu Year!
It’s been several weeks since I’ve had a chance to write. I’ve been offline in the South Pacific, and now in northern Japan celebrating the New Year Japanese-style. It’s the big family holiday here (rather than Christmas), with lots of amazing food and far too much to drink.
I’ll write more about the foods and sites of Japan in the coming weeks, as well as the South Pacific territory of New Caledonia. I filmed a few videos for you too.


