from New Zealand

【received #19】

This is a postcard came from New Zealand.

This picture shows World heritage site"Tongariro National Park" which located to central North Island.
I'm interested World heritage sites, so I'm happy to have this!

What a beautiful stamp!

from Canada

【#18　received from Canada】

This is a card from Canada.

It's so beautiful sunrise!　I'd like to camping out there.

→Bruce peninsula


All of them are cute!

from Sweden

【received #17】

I received  a card from Sweden.

It's a nice card, it seems peaceful and made me happy.

These stamps are also lovely.

I was not so interested in stamp before, but I am interested in very much since I've started postcrossing.
I didn't know these small object make people happy.

from Russia

【received #16】
This is a card from　Russia.
I was wondering what's the name of this food, so I was looking for on the web.
I finally found out what is this food.
It must be Pelmeni (Russian Style Boiled Pot Stickers)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pelmeni

















I'm curious what taste like, I'd like to eat it someday.

Here are stamps on this card.

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They are so beautiful. I love them very much!

from Finland

【received #15】
This is a second Mooming card I received.

I especially like Snufkin and Little My among Mooming caracters, I'm so happy to have it!

This is a stamp on that card.












I'd like know about Mooming caracter on this site.
http://www.moomin.com/eng/index.html

from Japan

Here are some postcards I send recently.
[to NORWAY]

One of my colleague gave me this card.
This in not reguler size, so I can send only who don't mind about  size.
It may not easy to find out what exactly look like with this photo, actually there is film photo on left side,
so we could see picture from both side. It also attached same desighed stamp.
I wish she would like this.

[to U.S.A]
This picture shows Yasaka Five Storied Pagoda.

I wanted  to add some explanation and I found these sites.
http://www.travel-around-japan.com/k62-16-yasaka-pagoda.html
http://twtslim.com/course.html
http://ezinearticles.com/?Be-a-Squirrel-in-Yasaka-no-tou-Tower-in-Kyoto&id=1895565

Some of information is also new to me. Postcrossing is good way to rediscover about  Japan as well.



I also send these two postcards a couple days ago.
[to Luxenbourg and Netherland]