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Siena Cathedral: A stunning church atop the hill

June 11, 2009 Todd DeFeo
Sitting at the peak of a hill in the heart of this Tuscan city, Siena Cathedral just looks divine. The house of worship towers above the rolling Tuscan landscape around it as if to beckon visitors.

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Japan’s railroad history doesn’t begin with the Shinkansen

April 29, 2009 Todd DeFeo
The Shinkansen glides swiftly along the rails that crisscross Japan. The high-speed bullet trains that whisk travelers from one side of Japan to the other are an icon of the country and a model for high-speed rail.

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The slow train to Atami

February 10, 2009 Todd DeFeo
The regular commuter train from Tokyo to Japan is slow, to say the least — especially compared to the high-speed bullet trains that speed across the countryside.

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A fish market, sushi and beer for breakfast

February 5, 2009 Todd DeFeo
The aroma was quite apparent from the moment I stepped off the subway. With each step, the smell of fresh fish grew stronger.

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2008 in review: Hiroshima top international destination

December 29, 2008 Todd DeFeo
Places like Hiroshima are in the history books for one reason. Traveling to places that made history isn’t always a joyous occasion. But, I’ve found, that traveling to places like Hiroshima makes for a more meaningful experience.

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Reflections Over a Glass of Wine in San Gimignano

November 26, 2008 Todd DeFeo
In the brisk air of a November night, I sit with friends and sip a glass of wine. My eyes wander, looking out as the sun sets over the green Italian countryside.

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Hiroshima: Taking time to explore, and understand, the past

November 25, 2008 Todd DeFeo
Once known more for its role in ending World War II, Hiroshima has now become a major tourist attraction, and each year thousands of visitors from Japan and around the world travel to this western Japanese city.

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Hiroshima: Peace rises from the ashes

November 24, 2008 Todd DeFeo
Once known more for its role in ending World War II, Hiroshima today is a major tourist attraction, and each year thousands of visitors from Japan and around the world flock to this western Japanese city.

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Miyajima: A small island hamlet not to be missed

November 14, 2008 Todd DeFeo
In many ways, the tranquil 15-minute ferry ride is indicative of what lies ahead. The island of Itsukushima, popularly known as Miyajima, is like a step back in time with its dirt roads and wildlife roaming through the city’s streets.

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Rome wasn’t built in a day, but you can see it in one

November 11, 2008 Todd DeFeo
Visitors don’t need days to see the major sites to gain a new respect for the capital of Italy. From aqueducts to roads, the Romans were ahead of their time and their influence can still be felt on society today.

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