*I hope Turkey, devastated by the devastating earthquake, recovers quickly. I arrived in Istanbul late at night. Even deep into the night, the narrow, steep streets were packed with people, and the shops were packed. Around the clubs where the house was being played, there was so many people that I couldn't even move. Considering the sheer number of people, I thought the place was surprisingly quiet. What I hadn't noticed was the sheer number of cats. Cats were wandering the streets, and there were cats in front of stores […]
When I arrived in Barcelona, the bright sunshine and neat streets were pleasant. I felt the Mediterranean breeze in Barceloneta, where beautiful yachts stood. The paella I ate as soon as I arrived was really delicious. It was nice to see so many cute shops gathered in a narrow alley. It was fascinating that the old building that served as the backdrop for Notre Dame was intertwined with modern times, and the past and present overlapped. It was amazing that several buildings were added to the medieval building, so that the past and present overlapped. Throughout the narrow alleys, there are sensuous […] ]
Ho Chi Minh City is my second trip to Vietnam. My first was Nha Trang, where I remembered the luxury resorts and the exhaust fumes of motorbikes. This time, I felt like I had truly experienced Vietnam. This time, I've compiled my thoughts on the typography, graphics, and architecture I encountered in Ho Chi Minh City. *This time, the couple documented their trip from their own perspectives and methods. Check out Sophie's Ho Chi Minh City travelogue, which examines the city from a social science perspective, including historical, economic, and political perspectives! Ho Chi Minh City Travelogue 1 – Sophie's Vietnam […]
