Tokyo. Could I spend three days in one neighbourhood and not see a single famous thing?

The public toilets of Shibuya, the ones in 🍿 Perfect Days. Is it strange to cross the world to look at somebody's workplace? Probably. Still on the list.

A ramen counter with eight seats, anywhere. Is it as serious as 🍿 Tampopo says, or as funny?

Yokohama, the port. Can you get close enough to watch a ship being worked, and would Jonas forgive the afternoon?

Matsumoto. A black wooden castle with the Alps behind it: is one castle enough?

The old post road between Magome and Tsumago. About eight kilometres through the woods between two towns. Is that a morning or a day at my pace?

Takayama. Carpenters' town. What does Jonas do when every building is a joint he wants to draw?

Kanazawa. The garden and the fish market. Which one in the morning?

Kyoto. Everybody goes. What is the earliest train, and is the answer to go in the rain?

Naoshima. Concrete museums on a small island in the Inland Sea. Do we stay the night, or is the last ferry part of it?

Onomichi. A hillside port with a cycle route across the bridges. Would I really cycle seventy kilometres, or am I a person who likes the idea?

Hiroshima and Miyajima. How long do you need to stand still for?

A night at an old inn with a hot spring. Am I able to do nothing for a whole evening? See July.