That's all the pictures I'm going to add for now. I just looked, and it looks like I put up Hiroshima and Fukuoka pictures before. Oh well, you can see them again.

Fukuoka yatai (food stalls) along the river at night. 

Me in a Japanese garden in Fukuoka. 

Victoria staring at planes taking off over Fukuoka. We spent over an hour here (I'm not kidding!). 

Victoria at Fukuoka Harbor 

Victoria in Fukuoka. 

From the cable car on Miyajima, we could see the Japan Inland Sea. 

Me and a baby deer. 

Victoria and the famous "floating" torii gate of Miyajima 

Japanese girls who saw Victoria's map get eaten try to recreate it for their own close-up picture. 

Victoria is now scared of the deer. The one on the right is the one that ate her map. 

Miyajima (an island) is populated by lots of deer, including this one that ate Victoria's tourist map. 

Genbaku Dome, Hiroshima. Right near the epicenter of the atomic blast, the dome was one of the few buildings left standing. 

From the other side of Japan, the shots below are from our Okinawa trip in February.

That dot is me, swimming in the sea. 

America Village, Okinawa (note, everything is in Japanese). 

Victoria's self-portrait on the beach. 

Our beach on Zamami Island. We were the only ones there. 

My best whale shot from our whale watching trip on Zamami Island (I wish I had a telephoto lens). 

Victoria looking over Naha, Okinawa 

Okinawa's only castle. 

Obviously, those were shots from Hokkaido below. Only took me nearly a year to show them to anyone.

Me in Hokkaido, on our paddleboat. 

Hokkaido, one of the volcanoes at Lake Shikotsu. 

Victoria at our campsite. 

Like it says, smorking is not allowed in Toyama airport. 

Hokkaido, the view from our campground. 

Blogger has recently started offering free photo hosting for their blogs through a program called Hello. Anyway, I am taking advantage of their generousity to post some much delayed photos. These photos are from our trip to Kyoto a month ago. Enjoy!

Victoria on the bamboo path in Arashiyama