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Category Archives: Tourism
Bookstore Movements, or the Mariko Aoki Phenomenon
The first time that I stumbled upon the so-called Mariko Aoki Phenomenon (青木まりこ現象, Aoki Mariko genshō)I laughed it off as a poor attempt at bathroom humor. But the second time that I read about this Japanese bookstore issue I thought that it … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Books, Bookstore Tourism, Libraries, Tourism
Tagged Bookselling, bookstore, Japan, Wikipedia
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Another Train
For those of us addicted to travel this long period of staying in-place has sometimes resulted in waxing nostalgic about our former trips. But how often when we reminisce do we recall those missed connections, crappy hostels, and inedible meals … Continue reading
Take a Coffee Trip
If you have been keeping up with Travel Between The Pages, you know that along with books and travel coffee is one of my main obsessions. Here at TBTP World Head Quarters we are big fans of our friends at … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Europe, Film, Restaurants, Tourism, USA
Tagged Coffee, coffeeshops, YouTube
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Brideshead Unvisited
H/t Tom Gauld
The Narrow Road to the Deep North
As some readers know, much of my time is generally occupied finding and selling antiquarian travel books. Although I focus mostly on 19th and early 20th century travel guidebooks, I am interested in other travel literature and unrelated genres, as … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Asia, Books, Tourism, Travel Writing, Writing
Tagged Haiku, Japan, Matsuo Basho, Poetry
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Welkom in Amsterdam 1922
Utilizing archival footage from Amsterdam’s EYE Museum and artificial intelligence, digital artist Denis Shiryaev created the amazing video below based on early 1920s filming in Amsterdam. The colorized images offer a rare glimpse into the city’s life before it became … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Film, History, Tech, Tourism
Tagged AI, Amsterdam, Holland, Netherlands
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Vacation in a Box
Thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic, most of us have been forced to postpone our summer vacation plans, but IKEA in Dubai has come up with a clever idea to offer “vacations in a box” to help send customers to far-flung … Continue reading
Posted in Air Travel, Art, Asia, Europe, Middle East, Tourism
Tagged Cappadocia, Dubai, Ikea, Maldives, Tokyo, Turkey
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Copenhagen and Coffee
Like many folks, I’ve had to forego any travel plans this summer and kickback at home for the duration of the pandemic. That doesn’t mean that I’ve not indulged my travel dreams on lockdown. If you visit TBTP on a … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Europe, History, Restaurants, Tourism
Tagged Coffee, coffee shops, Copenhagen, Denmark
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Bookstore Tourism
After many delays, New York City’s historic Strand Bookstore has opened its Upper West Side location at 450 Columbus Avenue, between 81st and 82nd Streets in Manhattan. The store features a combination of new, used and rare books of all genres, … Continue reading
We All Have a Touch of Fernweh These Days
It’s highly likely that you know Teju Cole for his innovative novels and essays, but he is also a dedicated photographer. This spring he release a photobook called Fernweh. The word in German translates literally to “farsickness”, the opposite of … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Europe, Photography, Tourism, Travel Writing
Tagged photobooks, Swiss Alps, Switzerland
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