The ironman of travel Yoshimasa Ikeuchi

I take a taxi here

Havana Club of Rum

Lamb tasting

Lamb factory model

Coco Taxi

1950s classic car

Live music from noon at hotels and street corners

Mojito, a typical Cuban drink

Children in town

City bus camel bus

Musical instrument store in town

Hemingway at a fishing tournament

Five-star hotel in the new city

International Tourism Expo at La Cabaña

Old Parliament Building, much like the White House

His footprints have become tourist attractions everywhere.
In the evening, Cubans drunk with rum

get attention from police officers they do not bother tourists.
There are many tourists,

but there are also many police officers.
Contrary to what I expected, it is a safe town.

If you walk around the town, you will be asked if you are Japanese or Chinese.

I am grateful that newspaper sellers and sellers are
also at a comfortable distance.

Whenever Japanese baseball is a "world champion,"
I feel a friendship.

Too famous is "Hemingway".

It is written that he loved this Cuba and spent 20 years.

Havana, the capital, is divided into a new town and an old town,
but the entire town of the old town is a World Heritage Site.

The Cuban people call this La Avana.
The Cuban people call this La Avana. HHavana, H is not pronounced in Spanish.

The new town is lined with five-star hotels,
but the coastline is rocky.

It's a pity that the color of the sea cannot be written as Caribbean cobalt blue.
書けないのが残念

The World Heritage Old Town is a human-like town.
The socialist town of liquor
and music is surprisingly cheap.

In 1519 San Cristobal de Havana was
born as the capital of Cuba.

A familiar name somewhere is from the Galapagos Islands,
which I visited two months ago.

It was "San Cristobal Island".
　
Similar names are used
in the same Spanish territory.

You can hear salsa and rumba music
everywhere in restaurants and on the streets.

Apart from the passionate rhythm,
the simple national character ends with moderation without waiting for midnight.

I didn't expect to receive warm hospitality
in Cuba, a country of liquor and music.

Intriguing the bars and
restaurants that Hemingway went through.

Let's follow in his footsteps!

Prologue