Busan: A Kaleidoscope of Coastal Charm Our time in Busan was defined by vibrancy and innovation. We spent hours wandering through the colorful, winding alleys of Gamcheon Culture Village. Known as the "Machu Picchu of Busan," the hillside community is a stunning tapestry of street art, hidden sculptures, and bright homes that seem to spill down toward the sea. Every corner felt like a new discovery, offering a perfect blend of artistic spirit and local life. We also took in the city's modern grandeur by visiting its tallest skyscraper, the LCT Landmark Tower, which also houses the world’s highest Starbucks, located on the 99th floor. To catch a different perspective of the coast, we hopped on the Sky Capsule pods. Gliding quietly above the coastline in those charming, colorful carriages gave us a peaceful vantage point to watch the waves roll in. It was the perfect, relaxing contrast to the bustling energy of the village and the heights of the tower. Nagasaki: The Intersection of Eras Crossing over to Nagasaki felt like stepping into a layered history book. We started with the elegance of Glover Garden, where Western-style houses and sprawling greenery overlook the harbor. It’s a beautiful place that tells the story of the merchants and engineers who helped usher in the era of Modern Japan. You can almost feel the influence of global trade and cultural exchange that shaped the city’s unique character. However, Nagasaki is also a place of deep reflection. Visiting the Atomic Bomb Museum and standing near the Hypocenter was a heavy, somber experience. It is a stark, essential reminder of the city's resilience and the tragedy of the past. Walking through those grounds, we were struck by the quiet dignity of a city that has rebuilt itself while honoring the memory of what was lost. We are now sailing Toward the End of our cruise as we spend our next day at sea. It will be a much-needed moment of quiet to process everything we had seen before preparing for our final arrival into Yokohama Port on October 10th.

Kohls suit=130 Flower pin made by student=free Macy’s shirt=40 Total cost =170 Yes, I got something on the suit, and had it to clean it this morning

Kohls suit=130 Flower pin made by student=free Macy’s shirt=40 Total cost =170 Yes, I got something on the suit, and had it to clean it this morning

Today I had another job interview whilst at Sea between Hiroshima and Busan, this one as a Senior Scheduler with the Australian Submarine Agency. I missed out on the last role as they were looking for a Master Scheduler with experience to come in and set it all up. I don’t have the Master experience but I am a senior scheduler. Today’s outfit consists of : M.J. Bale Sinatra Chore Suit in Empire Green crafted from 100% Egyptian cotton, OTAA Bellamy Cornflour Heather Twill Shirt, Anson Ox Blood Strap On a traditional gunmetal buckle, Footsie geometric colour pattern socks, Ivassi 1973 Cap toe Oxford SOTD - Tom Ford Noir Extreme, followed later by a squirt of TF Rose Cafe to test. WOTD - Kyoto Kuoe Old Smith 90-007 With exclusive Brown/Bronze Sunburst dial

Took the day off for my birthday, just to stay home & hang with my oldest. Cheers Gentlemen!!