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らーめん横丁 七福人 大豊
While looking for Koba, I stumbled upon this alley filled with ramen shops. I passed on them at the moment with the intent of going back if I couldn’t find Koba. However, I found Koba, ate there, and so ramen of the Seven Lucky Gods will have to wait for another trip.
Oregon Ducks Softball – Cheridan Hawkins
@CheridanH11 @OregonSB
Cheridan Hawkins, the best starting pitcher in the country, will lead the Oregon Ducks on their quest for a national championship as the Regionals begin today in Eugene. Hawkins has an ERA of just 1.39 this season to go along with a 27-3 record, 6 saves, and more than 220 strikeouts in less than 170 innings. Cheridan is one of ten finalists for the USA Softball Player of the Year Award. On May 20 the field will be narrowed to three finalists.
Los Campos Restaurante (Guanajuato, Mexico)
Shukkei-en’s (縮景園) Seifukan (清風館) (Japanese tea house in Hiroshima)
Everything, except for one tree, in Shukkei-en was wiped out by the atomic bomb in August of 1945. In 1964 this tea house was built in the same place and style as its predecessor that had existed from the 17th to the 20th Century.
Kailua Bay with Courtyard Marriott King Kamehameha’s Kona Beach Hotel in background
This stadium hasn’t been used in a couple years (when I took today’s photos and photomerged them into this single image). I wonder what has happened to Gwangju Mudeung Baseball Stadium since the Tigers moved into Gwangju-Kia Champions Field (pictured in the distance here) in 2014. Has it been torn down? Some of my best memories from Korea happened right here.