Nuclear Dome (photo of the week)

August 2017. Hiroshima Peace Memorial.

August 2017. Hiroshima Peace Memorial.

August 2015. Atera Valley, in the Kiso Valley region of Nagano Prefecture. For more photos from that day, check out my photoblog.

August 2017, somewhere between Mount Yari (Yarigatake) and Kamikochi, in Nagano. This photo doesn’t do justice to how beautiful the actual scene looked, with the early morning sun shining through the trees, breaking through the mist.
Hi everyone,
Hope you’re doing well. This month it’s time for another of my quarterly PDF newsletters, so please follow the link below to view &/or download:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_HFtReSrjVROEJhR0lUNXdPTVU
Check it out for some photos from my recent adventures, current prayer points, and some great news about one of my students!
Thanks,
Robin

Shot in September 2017 using my Holga toy/film camera, this is the traffic circle in front of Nagoya Station, shot from a Starbucks 15 stories above.

Odori Park, Sapporo, Japan. September 2015. For more Hokkaido pics, see the latest two posts on my photo blog HERE and HERE.

November 2015. Spotting in front of a house somewhere near Tado Mountain, this dog is a common Japanese breed called shiba.

The bridge from Takeshima back to Gamagori, April 2015.
This seems like a good time to re-post this photo, as just this past week I re-visited Gamagori this past week to attend the Tokai Conference of Mission and Evangelism. Our hotel had a great view ocean, including Takeshima (a small island in the bay). The conference way pretty great too; I was both challenged and encouraged.
If you’d like to see more of my 2015 photos from Takeshima/Gamagori, check out this post on my photo blog.

A close-up of a roof crest at Iga Ueno Castle. July 2015.

Hi everyone,
I hope you had a great summer in your part of the world!
The first weekend in August, I visited Hiroshima, along with some friends from Nagoya. We enjoyed a full day of ministry and fellowship with the Immanuel Hiroshima Church. I preached in the morning, and in the afternoon my friends and I did a mini-concert and testimony time. It’s a lot more work getting a group of people together, practicing and prepping; but it was fun having friends along for the ride, and we could do more together than I could have alone. I’m thankful for God’s protection, direction and blessing on our trip.
The day after my return from Hiroshima, I left for youth camp in Nagano, where I played on the worship team. It’s always great seeing such a large group of Japanese teens worshiping Jesus together. Imagine the impact they could have on Japan if they really let Jesus get ahold of their lives. Let’s pray that they will!
Here are some dates and prayer points to keep in mind as we begin September. There are a lot!
Thank you for your continuing prayers and support! Your partnership in our mission here is much needed and appreciated!
– Robin