Photo Galleries

Ordered approximately by date (oldest first), these are the photo albums currently hosted at Notes to Myself.

Kamakura, Kanagawa-ken	Shinjuku Skyscrapers	Nagano Mountaineering
Sakura - Meiji Jingu	Sakura - Yoyogi Koen	Asakusa Rain
Japanese Food: Okonomiyaki	Sea Paradise, Yokohama	Atsugi Ayu Matsuri Fireworks
Landmark Tower, Yokohama	My Japanese Calligraphy	Commemoration Day 2005
Thames River Walk	Venice	Wimbledon 2007
Davis Cup - Tim Henman Retires	Himeji Sakura 2008	Kobe 2008
Yoshino Sakura

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Comments

[Adele Lawson]

Hello,
I really enjoyed reading this site. I loved those pictures you have taken.
I think this is a great way to find out about different countries and what they look like etc.
You don't know how much I liked this website, I really think it is amazing!
Thank You .. Adele

[Darren]

Hello Adele. Thank you so much for your lovely comment. It's great that you enjoyed my galleries so much. If you haven't had the chance to visit Japan then I hope you will one day.

[quaisi]

Your pictures of the sakura and the temples are beautiful. Well done :)

[Rushton Hurley]

Darren,

Thanks for sharing these photos! I am working on some video material to help students (see the site at nextvista.org), and would like to use some of your photos. I'd credit you, of course! Please let me know via e-mail if that would be okay.

Thanks,
Rushton

[Deep Color]

Hi Darren.

This blog is so wonderful. It's neat to look at, and I love everything about it, especially the Japanese things you feature. I am very interested in the Japanese culture, and I find that your photos are really beautiful. (Calligraphy, sakura and Shinjuku).

Keep it up. :)

Deep Color

[Deep Color]

My bad. I mean, whatever your name is. :)

[Brandon]

The song Remind me from Royksopp was playing on my laptop and I heard the lyric “But I was missing all that time in England.” Trying to escape a melancholy mood, I started thinking about a few trips I’ve had in England and toying again with the idea of maybe trading my wages from dollars to pounds for a year or two. I do a lot of work with the web but never really use it for surfing or chatting. For some reason I decided to type “find myself in England” in the search bar and take a gamble. Your site popped up and I was delighted to read your accounts… Took me right back to London. I am starting to understand how cool it is to read about someone else’s day on the other side of the world so to speak. Thanks for sharing your days it was a good escape for me.

[Darren]

Hi there Brandon. Thanks for the friendly comment. I hope you find your way back to London if you really want to be here. Come again soon!