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| HOKKAIDO | Monday, June 27, 2005 | |||||
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• | Poetry in motion In the spring of 1689, the haiku poet Basho traveled from Edo (now Tokyo) to Oku — a term that referred to the northern provinces of Honshu island, then the northern borderlands of Japan. Today, oku has taken on a broader and, for the traveler, alluring meaning — variously, deep north, far province, remote, out of the way. |
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Cedars overshadow a pagoda on Haguro-san in northern Honshu. The mountain's oldest cedar, left, is marked by a rope and folded paper to indicate it is a kami, or nature god. See story.
Dennis Kawaharada • Special to The Advertiser |
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| DISNEYLAND | Monday, June 6, 2005 | |||||
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• | Still magical at 50 50 years after the park opened on July 17, 1955, Disneyland celebrates its golden anniversary with 18 months of festivities and additions, including new attractions, grand parades, innovative shows and state-of-the-art pyrotechnics. |
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| • | 50th anniversary highlights | |||||
| • | Disneyland inspired hope at time of crisis | |||||
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A statue of Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse greet visitors as they enter the Magic Kingdom.
April Orcutt • Special to The Advertiser |
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| GALAPAGOS | Monday, May 23, 2005 | |||||
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• | Galavanting in the Galapagos We were excited to be in the fabled islands of Charles Darwin's inspiration. Riding from the airport to our Galapagos cruise ship, however, it seemed as if we'd caught a flight to Hawai'i by mistake. |
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| Lou and Joan Rose travel extensively, but their Galapagos cruise was "the trip of a lifetime."
Lou and Joan Rose • Special to The Advertiser |
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| ROAD TRIP | Sunday, May 16, 2005 | |||||
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• | Curing a simmering case of road fever It was a dumb idea, yet so simple there was a certain inevitability about it. |
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| James Dannenberg and the rented Chrysler take the open road to Monument Valley. See story.
Photo courtesy of James Dannenberg |
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| ALASKA | Sunday, May 9, 2005 | |||||
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• | Cruising with the golden girl On a bright August afternoon, my husband and I kayaked through the sapphire waters surrounding the Tatoosh Islands, small dots of land off the southeast coast of Alaska. |
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| Turner Glacier carves around mountains on route to Yakutat Bay. See story.
Photos by Barbara Elliott • Special to The Advertiser |
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| THAILAND | Sunday, March 13, 2005 | |||||
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• | Ko Chang Until a few years ago, the island of Ko Chang in the Gulf of Thailand was one of those secret travel gems that backpackers in the know only spoke about in whispers. The island's growing popularity and easier access from Bangkok via a new flight route have since opened Ko Chang up to the rest of the world. |
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| A half-day snorkel tour takes travelers to offshore islands and skims the coastline of Ko Chang. Passengers get to swim, snorkel and relax while the crew catches the night's dinner. See story.
Carrie Ching " Special to The Advertiser |
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Monday, January 31, 2005 | |||||
| • | San Diego's wild things With beach communities, the Old Globe Theatre and the La Jolla Playhouse, nearby Mexico, the Salk Institute, surfing at Windansea, the University of California-San Diego, art museums, professional football and baseball, San Diego is a great place to live or visit. In many ways it lives up to its slogan, "America's Finest City." |
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Sunday, December 12, 2004 | |||||
| • | Ski vacations offer a run of choices Stoked about the ski season? Making plans for a ski vacation? Here's a guide to resorts of interest to different types of snow-lovers. |
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| • | Here's what's new in skiing, ski resorts | |||||
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| • | A business built on service, knowledge | |||||
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Sunday, November 22, 2004 | |||||
| • | Croatia offers gorgeous scenery, rich history Gretchen and Bill Arnemann of Honolulu traveled to Croatia in May. There, they chartered a sailboat to explore the Dalmatian Coast and its islands. |
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| LAS VEGAS | ||||||
| • | Las Vegas a sure bet for many Island residents |
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Sunday, November 15, 2004 | |||||
| • | Las Vegas: Betting on change Although they may spruce up the guest rooms and keep the swimming pool nice, some hotels/casinos in Las Vegas don't change their style. But the big, big players, the really huge players, insist on churning out new things — restaurants, bars, towering additions, even changing identities — while talking merger and acquisition. |
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| • | Room rates can jump, drop in matter of hours | |||||
| ENGLAND | ||||||
| • | Filmmaker's trips combine work, leisure | |||||
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Sunday, October 24, 2004 | |||||
| • | Pay a visit to Kaimuki Advertiser travel writer Chris Oliver went to Kaimuki as a tourist — to see what it had to offer for those who don't live there, and to see why those who do live there seem to love it so much. She found a mile-long thoroughfare in a 100-year-old neighborhood that contains just about everything a neighborhood needs ... and lots of extras. |
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| • | Small businesses playing large role in Kaimuki | |||||
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| • | River journeys rich in value, adventure | |||||
| FAMILY TRAVEL | ||||||
| • | Traveling with young kids CAN be fun, games | |||||
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Sunday, October 17, 2004 | |||||
| • | San Francisco backroad getaways Fall is hands-down the best time to visit San Francisco. Spend a few days shopping, stroll through Fisherman's Wharf, dine on crab legs or couscous at the city's ever-changing array of restaurants. But when you're done doing the city thing, San Francisco also has a wide range of green spaces where in-the-know locals take a break from the fast-paced urban lifestyle. |
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| O'AHU | ||||||
| • | Kualoa offers rich Hawaiian history, views of Mokoli'i Islet | |||||
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Sunday, October 10, 2004 | |||||
| • | Serenity beckons in pastoral Umbria We Islanders don't go to Europe for the waters. We go to Italy for a religious pilgrimage, for the art and architecture, for the food, and mostly for a chance to let Umbria infect us with its truly uncensored Italian sensibilities. |
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| • | Home exchanges can simplify vacations | |||||
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| • | Ins, outs of airport security | |||||
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| • | Cruise lines offer itineraries, activities for a variety of ages | |||||
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Sunday, October 3, 2004 | |||||
| • | Four great cities made for shop-hopping Some see the sights. Some plan their trips around eating. Others seek outdoor adventure. And then there are shoppers. We asked our shopping-savvy readers to share tips for four destinations we know are popular with local travelers: San Francisco; Seattle; Vancouver, British Columbia; and New York. |
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Sunday, September 26, 2004 | |||||
| • | Visit more great Indian museums The National Museum of the American Indian in Washington pulls the stories of native peoples all together, but there are scores of smaller and more focused museums around the continent that tell smaller bits of the story in greater detail. |
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| • | American Indian Museum takes its place on Mall | |||||
| • | Exhibits you don't want to miss | |||||
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Sunday, September 12, 2004 | |||||
| • | Call of the country Twenty miles from Honolulu and we're in the country. It's an area soaked both in Hawaiian history and a weather pattern that brings 300 inches of rain annually, making Kahana Valley and the upper forests of Punalu'u among the wettest spots on O'ahu. And the most beautiful. |
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| • | Share with nature the breadth of O'ahu's Ko'olau Loa | |||||
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| • | Organized tours a convenient, hassle-free way to discover other countries | |||||
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