24 October 2013 – Wuhan, China
Checking out the campus of Science and Technology University in Wuhan China. Only something like 60,000 people live on campus. There are 38 (!) canteens.
Checking out the campus of Science and Technology University in Wuhan China. Only something like 60,000 people live on campus. There are 38 (!) canteens.
Founded: 1550 by Ivan the terrible, as a military fortress-town on an island to conquer Kazan’. Pop: 250 With two days allocated for Kazan exploration, we spent first exploring city portion of Kazan. On the second, we decided to venture into countryside. The idea evolved from our desire to take Volga river cruise, which was…
The city of Wuhan in Hubei Province of China is so big! We are taking a ferry from one part – Wuchang, to another – Hankou. Bonus: it’s on the Yangtze River!
A tour of our fancy pants hotel on the campus of Wuhan Science and Technology University.
Checking out the sky high business of Pudong area across from the Bund in Shanghai, China.
We secure our train tickets from Shanghai to Wuhan, and breathe a sight of relief.
We are off on Part II of our China adventure, starting with taking the Mag[netic] Lev[itation] train from Pudong airport to Shanghai!
Nobuhiko, our host, took us to check out a local beach. Sad to leave Japan, it’s a magical place.
We say good bye to Kenji, our wonderful host in Tokyo!
A rainy beginning to our Tokyo adventure.
Taking a (grumpy) train from Nagano to stay at a traditional Japanese ryokan and bathe in the onsen baths (which were both delightful!)