The straw hat sat lightly on the table, but the wind carried a different truth.
“This is not a hat,” an old woman whispered as she passed.
She reached up, fingers tracing the woven fibers—only to feel them shift, twitch, breathe. The straw unraveled, stretching into thin, golden limbs. Tiny wings fluttered where the brim had been.
With a rustling sigh, the hat leaped from the table and scurried into the tall grass, vanishing like a memory you were never meant to have.
A normal day in Hanoi. Since it gets so hot in the city, some people use a fire-suitcase to cool down a bit.
Amidst lush jungles,
Echoes of war still remain,
Vietnam endures.
-AI generated haiku
It was a rainy day in Seoul in the summer of 2019. Kimchi is not overrated.
Have a break, have a… smoke?
A lively shopping area in Seoul, Korea. But where’s the kimchi?
This is inside the huge Hangzhou East Railway Station. As with many places in China you feel like being in the future. The station is a high-speed rail hub, which became operational on 1 July 2013. The Hangzhou metropolitan area holds over 22 million people.
Camden Town, London, England, Earth, Solar System, Milky Way, Universe.
Japanese Crow in Tokyo. It said “caa-haa-caa”, which roughly translates as “I am 142 years old!”. But I didn’t believe it, so I just took a picture without its consent.
A very golden buddhist temple at the Nishiki Market in Kyoto, Japan.
