Today was a whirlwind tour of Ho Chi Minh City, Our tour of 10 people began at Phu My Port, where we disembarked from our cruise ship and hopped into our touring van. The drive to Ho Chi Minh City or a more popular name, Saigon during the war, took about an hour and 1/2, … More Ho Chi Minh Vietnam
Chuck and my brother Pee Wee (Lee Roy Jr) both served in Vietnam. I don’t have a whole lot of specifics for either one but Chuck has been wanting to go back and see it since the war ended. He said he wants to see it when no ones shooting at him! His time there … More Nha Trang Vietnam
Osaka, Japan is in the heart of Kansai, a Japanese region in the south and our 5th and final city to visit in Japan. Our walking tour, again utilizing trains, but much easier this time, began with a soaring ascent to the top of the Umeda Sky Building. The elevator ride was a crazy experience … More Osaka, Japan
We woke up this morning in the beautiful city of Shimzu, better known as Mt. Fuji, Japan. April is the 2nd worse month to see Mt Fuji, with a 67% chance of it not being visible due to bad weather. Fortunately we were blessed with clear blue skies and stunning views of the snow capped … More Mt. Fuji (Shimizu), Japan
Tokyo, Japan was a happening city! It reminded me of Vegas in a different way. There is so much neon energy, one must wonder who pays the electric bill! Our adventure began in Yokohama port where our ship docked. We met our tour guide at the port and after a small lesson on where and … More Tokyo Japan
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