looking at an old hard drive, found some old photos I took in Japan. So happy as I thought the files were lost forever on another borked drive.
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These are so cool! I lived in Japan many years ago and loved it.
That’s awesome. Where in Japan did you live? Maybe we were almost neighbors, lol.
In those days I was an AF pilot wife in Okinawa, living at Camp Kuwae, a naval base with the big hospital. We were there for four years, the island was amazing and I enjoyed travels to mainland Japan as well.
I was a kid when we were stationed in Okinawa so went to kindergarten at Kadena AFB in ’65. My dad was Air Force. As an adult I lived in Japan teaching English for a few years. I visited Okinawa once as an adult — it was gorgeous. I would love to live there for a bit.
Me, too!
wow! small world
I’m guessing there is a story with each one of these statues. I’m sure there is.
Hope you had a wonderful Wordless Wednesday. ♥
I taught English in Japan for a few years when I was younger. These were taken at shrines and temples but now I can’t remember which one went to which location. I like looking at them though. Although it would be nice if my memory was what it use to be.
Ecstatic for you! Treasure trove found! Pictures are beautiful.
Thank you! I’m very happy too. I thought they were lost. Although these are too small to print, at least I can view them on the computer and share them with you all.