I didn't took much new pictures the past weeks and I also didn't scan much slides or negatives. So this time I would like to make some advertisement for two weblogs. I also added their URL's on the sidebar on the right.
The first one is a cartoonweblog made by my partner and future wife Noriko. I copied three images from her cartoonweblog. The rest of her cartoonweblog can be checked here. The story based on the daily life in Utrecht is in Japanese right now, but maybe there will be an English version in the near future.
The style of the comic is known as Manga, the Japanese word for comics or print cartoons.
The first one is a cartoonweblog made by my partner and future wife Noriko. I copied three images from her cartoonweblog. The rest of her cartoonweblog can be checked here. The story based on the daily life in Utrecht is in Japanese right now, but maybe there will be an English version in the near future.
The style of the comic is known as Manga, the Japanese word for comics or print cartoons.
This is just an example of three images of the cartoon. the rest of the cartoon can be seen here.
The second weblog is a photoweblog run by my mother in law in Tokyo.
I copied a few images to here but there are loads of pictures overthere, so if these copied pictures here made you curious, you can check the rest here.
There are some really nice pictures on my mother in law's photoweblog. Photography is one of her hobbies and I think she often has a good eye for things.
I copied a few images to here but there are loads of pictures overthere, so if these copied pictures here made you curious, you can check the rest here.
There are some really nice pictures on my mother in law's photoweblog. Photography is one of her hobbies and I think she often has a good eye for things.
A gorgeous autumn view from Japan.
This one was taken at Lafayette a huge departmentstore in Paris.
1 comment:
What great sites! Noriko is SO talented! And I love her mother's photography. I spent a long time looking through all the pictures on her site. Wish I could read the descriptions. :-)
Thanks for posting the links!
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