Postcrossing: Japan

By Veron | Posted in Fun
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There, a postcard from Japan! I’m very excited about this one.

Postcard from Mayu of Kumamoto, Japan

From Kumamoto, Japan to Singapore

Kumamoto, Japan
Sender: Mayu
Distance traveled: 4562 kilometers

The Japanese are an extraordinarily creative bunch who pay great attention to aesthetics. Almost anything that is made in Japan is guaranteed to look good. And so does the postcard. It’s a wondrous scenic view of a gorge. I absolutely love it. Thank you mayu!

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Veron Ang is the founder and chief editor of Sparklette. She lives in Singapore and has dined and traveled across the world. She also runs Sparklette Studio, a web design and development firm. If you'd like to connect with her, head on over to the contact page or follow her personal updates on Twitter: @VeronSG.

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Lain
September 8

Joined! :D
This is definitely fun. I always love getting snail mails. Have fun collecting them, while I attempt to send out mine! :D Fun fun fun! Haha.
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Veron
September 8

Great! I just sent out another batch of five postcards to five different countries in Europe yesterday. Fun, fun, fun! Hope you get your first postcard soon!
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Aristocrat
September 9

Just dropping by and seeing how this lady is doing. Seeing that she’s doing wonderfully fine with a new look, he turns softly on his heels and exited her beautiful kingdom, with nary a word to say…
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imp
September 9

i’ve gotta check out this community. i love postcards!!!
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Veron
September 10

Thanks for gracing my kingdom with your presence, Aristocrat.
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Veron
September 10

yeah imp, you MUST check out postcrossing. you get postcards from all around the world!
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Naime
September 10

I joined this too Veron… thanx for introducing the site
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Veron
September 11

No problem. Have fun!
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Mayu
September 12

Hi ,this is Mayu:)
I’m glad that you liked this card.
This gorge is in Miyazaki(宮崎)prefecture.It was built by great eruptions 120thousand and 90thousand years ago.
I joined Postcrossing only last month and I want to collect nice postcards,like you.
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Veron
September 12

Hi Mayu! Thanks for dropping by! I’m sure everyone here appreciates that interesting snippet of information about Japan. Thanks for sharing!
I joined Postcrossing in June but only became really active in recent weeks. Hope you have received your first postcard by now!
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