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My life in Tokyo and sometimes in other parts of the world, part 2
After attending a convention in Cannes, France, I was headed for London to take care of more business. I stayed in this hotel as it was our business partner’s choice. Very small rooms but efficient and great for a short stay and convenient for going to the O2 which was on my agenda.
From June 8 to 9, 2018.
I used to stay in Cannes for six nights straight in the past but due to changes in the industry, three nights has become just enough to get everything done. My final day in Cannes, France for 2018.
From June 7, 2018
More meetings but more good food with great company on the second day of being in Cannes, France for the annual convention.
From June 6, 2018.
Day 1 of my annual trip to Cannes, France. The day was spent getting to meetings: conference, hotel, lunch, in apartment, dinner.
From June 5, 2018.
It used to be in January/February and now it’s in June. I go to Cannes, France every year for my work. I’ve been doing it for over 25 years maybe. I quite like the routine mainly because I get to see people I like which doesn’t have to be in the south of France but it’s nice. I like renting apartments, different every time, as well.
Here is getting to Cannes from Paris.
From June 4 and 5, 2018.
Nothing significant but this is the final post on Tirana, Albania from my visit from April/May, 2018.
I went to have lunch at Mullixhiu, a highly praised restaurant in Tirana, Albania, for its interesting and tasty menu using local ingredients, but it didn’t quite work out so nicely unfortunately. What’s shown here was all good but I sent back stuff not shown here. ^^
Visited on May 3, 2018.
I am not an art museum goer but this kind of factual, historical museum that’s close to people’s everyday life I find very interesting. This was scary although presented quite comically. A must visit if you’re in Tirana, Albania.
Visited on May 3, 2018.
On the way back to Tirana, the capital city of Albania, from Berat, one of the World Heritage sites in the country, my very kind (as it wasn’t included in the original plan) guide made a stop at a family-owned winery to try some local Albanian wines with other nibbles. Very relaxing and enjoyable time was spent and I took home a couple of bottles.
From May 1, 2018.
A visit to the 18th-century traditional house turned into an ethnographic museum where the kind guide is a direct descendant of the original family that owned the Berat-Albania house. A relaxing lunch followed (at a different location).
From May 1, 2018.
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