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About me
My name is Michie Taylor. I am a craft artist and member of the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen. For the past 20 years my artist friends had been asking me to organize a tour to Japan, my native country. In response I've been taking friends and interested acquaintances on trips to Japan since 2005. I discovered I love to share my heritage and create special memories with fellow travelers. My husband and I have always been inveterate travelers. My goal is to introduce you to some of the places in Japan that have impressed and surprised me most.
If you would like more information or wish to join me on a trip, please email me at michietaylor@gmail.com Thanks!
If you would like more information or wish to join me on a trip, please email me at michietaylor@gmail.com Thanks!
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- Meditating at a Zen temple
- Riding an express train
- Miyajima
- Tea ceremony
- Nishiki market, Kyoto
- 150 year old inn
- Organic farm lunch, Kuju
- Organic farm visit
- Giant wisteria
- Pottery studio visit, Imari
- Dinner at 150 year old inn
- Visiting a reed artist
- A rented micro bus
- Porcelain mosaic bridge, Imari
- Imari porcelain painting
- A Lady selling dried fish
- Daikon radish garden
- Yakitori dinner, Fukuoka
- Hot Spring outdoor bathing
- Kiyomizu Temple, Kyoto
- Nijo Castle, Kyoto
- Silver Pavilion, Kyoto
- Saihoji Zen Temple, Kyoto
- Saihoji Zen Temple, Kyoto
- Maiko going to work, Kyoto
- Trying on Kimono
- Tea ceremony sweets
- Sushi
- Artful food
- Flower Arrangement
- Pottery studio visit
- Paper artist studio visit
- Visit to a calligrapher
- Weaving demonstration
- Dinner at fishing village
- Waiting for a train
- Kumamoto Castle
- Miyajima
- Window food display
- Nagasaki Peace Park
- A girl in Kimono
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