I think we do this every time...
As with my Tokyo sanpo photos, I have to start off with an apology for not having posted any photos yet (over six months have already passed), or thanking everyone that joined me. As with Tokyo, I was far from productive... choosing to chat and have fun with my Kansai friends over shooting, shooting, shooting.
So big thanks to Fukuda-san for helping plan the sanpo route and organize with me. Thanks as well to an-san, Charlie-san, Fumi-san, hyossie-san, Kiyoko-san, Junko-san, Maeda-san, Makio-san, Minoru-san, Roger, sonnar-san, Yoshi-san, Yoshiki-san, and Yume-san for joining another awesome Osaka exploration.
As well, an extra special "arigatou!" needs to go out to the long-distance travellers that joined us in Osaka: Kiyoshi-san (Yokohama), Mitsuru-san (Hiroshima), and Takeno-san (Fukuoaka). Wow! All three of you travelled hundreds and hundreds of kilometres to join us... sugoi ne!
And let's not forget my friend Yuko, who met us after lunch and spent the rest of the day wandering around with us... even though she's not a photographer and had no camera!
Tsuyunoten Shrine, Kita-ku, Osaka. November 29, 2015.
By the way... I'll be back for sanpo again in early November. Get in touch if you want to join me and my friends or if you have a great idea for an Osaka, Kobe, or Kyoto sanpo route!
I think we do this every time...
As with my Tokyo sanpo photos, I have to start off with an apology for not having posted any photos yet (over six months have already passed), or thanking everyone that joined me. As with Tokyo, I was far from productive... choosing to chat and have fun with my Kansai friends over shooting, shooting, shooting.
So big thanks to Fukuda-san for helping plan the sanpo route and organize with me. Thanks as well to an-san, Charlie-san, Fumi-san, hyossie-san, Kiyoko-san, Junko-san, Maeda-san, Makio-san, Minoru-san, Roger, sonnar-san, Yoshi-san, Yoshiki-san, and Yume-san for joining another awesome Osaka exploration.
As well, an extra special "arigatou!" needs to go out to the long-distance travellers that joined us in Osaka: Kiyoshi-san (Yokohama), Mitsuru-san (Hiroshima), and Takeno-san (Fukuoaka). Wow! All three of you travelled hundreds and hundreds of kilometres to join us... sugoi ne!
And let's not forget my friend Yuko, who met us after lunch and spent the rest of the day wandering around with us... even though she's not a photographer and had no camera!
Tsuyunoten Shrine, Kita-ku, Osaka. November 29, 2015.
By the way... I'll be back for sanpo again in early November. Get in touch if you want to join me and my friends or if you have a great idea for an Osaka, Kobe, or Kyoto sanpo route!