Kyoto / Japan, part II The agreement of the Kyoto-protocol decided on the 11th of December 1997 by the United Nations become effective in February 2015 with the goal of climate protection and to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions within the first declaration of obligation (2008 -2012) by 5.2 % average compare to the quote […]
Osaka / Japan, part I 99 hours Osaka and… not everything that is pinky and smells like cherry blossoms are worth gold! Japan is fighting at many different fronts and with more than 127 million people, the Hikikomori issue is just one of many battles let to be fought (more about the Hikikomori phenomenon you […]
A culture full of divers contrast, deep-rooted between Confucianism and catapulted into consumption. The society of South Korea is not just quite confused right now but also on the search for a new identity. The tailor-made youth is sliding through this implanted narcism doctrine into a very uncertain future. My knowledge about Seoul and South […]
If you think the ice age is confined to the poles (or ice cream parlors), you’re wrong! Here’s an audio-visual treat for everyone who likes to throw caution to the wind. I made those recordings during my time as tenant of the Alois Günther Haus (1782 m) at Stuhleck/Semmering from 2013 to 2015. Although the […]
When you’re young, it’s always cool to celebrate your birthday in “far out“ locations. Thanks to my mother, it so happened that I spontaneously celebrated my 16th birthday in Sri Lanka. My mother happened to be taking a trip around the world with me – wanderlust more or less runs in my blood. The reasons […]
Putting the pedal to the metal while racing through the desert has long been my dream, and then it deflated … all four of the wheels had to be deflated to half their tire pressure, to be precise, otherwise my car would have gotten stuck in the sandy soil. Namibia got its name from the […]
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