Relaxing in Okinawa

The last weeks I have been extremely busy in the lab. I basically just commuted between my bed and the lab and didn’t even have time to update the blog, although I had a couple of new food experiences and saw some nice things in Tokyo and Kamakura. However, awaiting two mor busy, busy weeks, I thought I should treat myself to a short break and spend a few days in paradise.

Okinawa is a truly awesome place. After 2.5 h flight from Tokyo to the southwest I arrived in a very hot and humid place. Full of tropical plants and animals. Okinawa is extremely rich in species and is sometimes referred to as the Japanese Galapagos.

A friend of mine is doing a Postdoc here at the Okinawa Institute for Science and technology. A quite new (and rich) research institute – right at the beach.

Okinawa also has the second largest aquarium in the world. I hope we will have time to make it there.

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4 Responses to “Relaxing in Okinawa”

  1. Annette Says:

    beautiful pictures as usual! Hope you have time to relax a little bit!
    Hope you will show us more if you are back in Halifax sometime!

  2. crz Says:

    Wow! Looks like a awesome place. Like it :)

  3. Shannon Says:

    Wow, another tropical paradise! Beautiful pics Keram.

  4. wosndandere Says:

    Hey!

    Happy birthday! Have been out that weekend, in the country, no internet, so I´m two days late… Shame on me ;-) Hope to hear soon from you, you didn´t tell me anything more about your holiday planning…

    You´re busier than me as it seems, don´t want to get a workaholic, do you?
    ;-)

    Buy, hope to hearing from you soon than!

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