Hello.
This website is mostly about outdoor life in central Japan, with the main purpose being to motivate me to explore more with a camera. I often draw inspiration from the thrill of life and travel etched into my memory from backpacking trips of my youth.
I post photos to Glass most days and am also on Mastodon and Yamap from time to time. My occasional newsletter Restless is here.
Feel free to get in touch anytime and thanks for visiting.
Sean,
Kasugai, central Japan. (The weather in Kasugai now.)
– Recent Posts –
A complete list of posts is here with the most recent below.
- A Tragic Cry
- Ikuko
- The Three Peaks in the Rain
- The Fire Festival
- Finding Photographic Inspiration Close to Home
- India and The Streets of Old Delhi Revisited
- Looking Ahead to 2024
- Walking Nagoya 13 and 14
- Artists I Forgot Existed Because I stopped Using CDs
- Western Australia
– Photography –
Yama – Hiking the Mountains of Central Japan.
Walking Japan – Walking the Kisoji, sections of the Nakasendō, the Tōkaidō, and elsewhere.
The House in Agematsu – Once a bustling home, the village is now fading as Japan’s population declines
Ten Thousand Steps in the City – Walking Nagoya and elsewhere.
Matsuri – Local Japanese Festivals.
Royal Trading – The Immigrant car parts exporters that make Japan their home.
India Rises – The Haridwar Mail. A morning train journey across northern India.
The Kumbh Mela Police – Turning the camera on the police that made the Kumbh Mela run smoothly.
The Kumbh Mela – The World’s Largest Gathering of Humanity.
– Social Media –
SeanBreslin.jp 