Before I left I wrote a book review on the book “The Phone Box at the Edge of the World”. I also mentioned that on my hike I would actually come by Bell Gardia. Little did I know what would happen… Part of the hike to the little village Namiitakaigan yesterday was, let’s say, challenging. … More Saying Goodbye is a Chance
The Michinoku Trail and I are not clicking. It is as simple and as difficult as that. Sitting here, trying to decide what to do, I ask myself whether it is him or me? Or is it just both of us not being in sync. I try to figure out what it is that puts … More Relationship Status: It’s Difficult
Lush, bountiful are words that come to mind when you hike in rural Japan. Once you are off the tarmac you will see green in all shades and forms. But not only that, even now in late summer, nearly autumn pops of colour grab your attention. The blossoms are delicate, nevertheless, visited by a few … More Nature Rules
I have been in Japan for nearly two weeks now and it is time for a little recap. First things first. It always surprises me how fast I adapt to Japanese culture and despite the fact, that I have not been to Japan for six years and practically spoke hardly any Japanese during that time, … More Zero Day
It might be coincidence, that I finish writing this blog post in a hotel instead of my tent with a view of the Pacific Ocean. Today I had to change my plans all over. I was supposed to make my way to the Natori Trail Centre by foot and partially train as I wanted to … More You never know…
One Year - Five Continents 