Like a Fish That Found Water – Tatsusawa Falls 2021 (Podcast 756)

by | Oct 27, 2021 | Musings, Podcast, Travelogue | 0 comments

I recently revisited the Tatsusawa Falls, my favorite waterfall in Japan. It was great to be out! My wife said I was like a fish that had found water.

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