This is looking out my room window in Taipei. That is the One Oh One building (once the tallest building in the world).
Outside the LDS chapel in Tokyo.
Thank you Martini family for taking me to church with you and going out of your way to show me the Tokyo Temple.
Folowing are a couple of pictures of the historic Korean Palace grounds in the center of Seoul. Sorry, I don't remember the name. It was VERY cold in Seoul and and it was hard to take pictures because my hands were so cold but I think I got a few good ones.
Below: This is where we had our business meeting. This is very typical to sit on the floor (and remember you take your shoes off so don't have holes in your stockings like I did) and there is always tea and cookies.
Here I am in the courtyard of the publishing house Gimm-Young. This is my good friend Youjeong.
It was a wonderful trip. Thank you to my hosts Dr. Ken Gimm and his lovely wife. I definitely want to return (but not in January).
3 comments:
I want to go to Japan!!! looks like so much fun. I would have had mismatched socks AND holes- so just having holes isn't so bad.
oh- and the school was asking med students to judge so I just replied to Kent's email and said his wife would be happy to do it :)
You're so lucky! You always get to travel to the coolest places for work!
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