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A year on: 17 Nights in Japan

By Keith Morrell Thursday April 7, 2011

A year on: 17 Nights in Japan
Keith Morrell
こんにちは。私の名前はKeithです:) I'm 25, a graphic and web designer from Huddersfield between Manchester and Leeds. Love design, photography, Japanese culture and much more. I have travelled to Japan twice and I currently live in Huddersfield, England. I use this blog to try show the World what I like about Japan, Design & Photography.
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Gouka Seishi, 17 Nights Japan

It’s been exactly a year since I posted my first blog about my first trip to Japan, I really wish I could go again as I miss everything.

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  • http://www.hilton.co.uk/wembley Hotels Near Wembley Stadium

    Great pictures! It seems like you’ve caught good weather while in London. You probably had a good time. Did you take a ride on the London Eye?

  • http://www.goukaseishi.com goukaseishi

    I loved visiting London, and yes I tried the London Eye :) . I visit again in June!

  • Japan Australia

    Some great pictures! I love Japan at night when it really comes alive and Japanese castles are iconic images for me. One of my favourites is Matsumoto-jo in Nagano.

  • http://www.goukadesign.co.uk Keith Morrell

    Thanks Japan Australia. I have never seen Matsumoto-jo or Nagono yet, but I love the Japanese Castles I have seen.

  • Esscherger

    That is an hilarious name for an airline. The Japanese do love their peaches.

  • http://www.goukaseishi.com goukaseishi

    That is true, I don’t think MoMo Aviation would sound better, actually it sounds pretty good,