Students from the Japan and Globalization class and special guests recently went on a fieldtrip to Kobe in search of globalization. And globalization they found: belly dancers in Kitano (see future separate post), Turkish ice cream in Nankin Machi and Halloween treats in Harbor area. Congratulations to Sam and Francesco for winning the Kobe Globalization Photo Contest - their respective photos appear below.
Click here for posts about previous Globalization fieldtrips to Kobe.
Photo by Sam: Harbor Land in Kobe
Photo by Francesco: Che Guevara photo. (He was born in Argentina, protagonist in the Cuban people revolution, then Congo, Bolivia. Now on cigarettes package with Chinese kanji, in the Chinatown of Kobe Japan) That is Globalization!
Photo by Francesco: Che Guevara photo. (He was born in Argentina, protagonist in the Cuban people revolution, then Congo, Bolivia. Now on cigarettes package with Chinese kanji, in the Chinatown of Kobe Japan) That is Globalization!
Here are some shots from me:
A rear view of a windmill in Kitano.
Kitano Tenmagu Shrine.
Art Fair at Kitano.
A friendly witch at the Kitano Art Fair.
Eclectic shops.
A globe in the shopping arcade.
A group of deaf people posing in Nankin Machi.
Coffee shop owner; this is the coffee shop where the professor rests his weary bones after hours of walking up and down the hills of Kobe.
Turkish ice cream in China Town.
China Town skyline.
Fashionable hair salon.
Man taking a rest under the big fish by the Harbor.
Happy Halloween.
Many thanks to all fieldtrip participants. And stay tuned for the belly dancer pictures and photos of the Kobe night scene. And now the fun blogging procrastination must end and midterms must be graded... 頑張ります！
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