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JAPAN: Exploring Kyoto’s kitchen
I’m surrounded by food, but the last thing on my mind is eating. The neatly stacked shelves and colourful displays of Nishiki Market‘s 126 shops and stalls are far too […]
INDIA: A trip to the launderette
Washing lines zigzag across the laneway, hung heavy with fabrics in every shape and size. Beneath them, a drab grid of concrete wash pens, presided over by men known as […]
CRUISE: Not all plain sailing
Never shake hands on board a cruise ship, I am told when I stretch my hand out in greeting on the third deck. My rejected fingers hangs awkwardly in mid […]
