The last days in Kyoto - and goodbye Japan

My last day has arrived, and I have been walking the streets focusing on the everyday life of Japan today. It is hard to say goodbye to such a beautiful country, and such a complicated but sweet people as the Japanese.


My last touristic event was to see the castle of Nijõ-jõ - surrounded with water where the walls mirroered themselves very pretty in the stillnes of the water.


Around the water the red berries seen everywhere in and around Kyoto made a nice contrast to the green of the bushes.


I am going to be off very early tomorrow, my taxi picks me up at 05.10 tomorrow morning - in the middle of the night really, and then I am catching a shuttle bus to the local airport, to fly to Narita. From there straight to Copenhagen - and then back to the Moor to find myself in the time zone of Europe, before starting work on Wednesday.