The ironman of travel Yoshimasa Ikeuchi

Cow race market $ 100 per cow

Chameleon

Baobab in the setting sun

Kotetsu's one word.

　 There was a country here that was poorer than the small remote islands of Micronesia

witnessed the children on the island being undernourished and unable to eat satisfactorily.
It hurt my heart.

The bright laughing children saved me a little,
but It was another Island different from the one I expected from Madagascar

The lemur walking with its striped tail standing up against the setting sun, the figure that shines against the sun is sighingly beautiful.

Nature cannot be protected unless humans followthe rulesof the forest created by nature.

Thanks tothe Frenchman, Henri de Holm,who raised this place.

I admire not onlybusiness but also future-oriented points of view.

　A dynamic Baobab tree-lined avenue.
Hotels and lodgeswithout the dust of luxury.
My chest hurts when I see a big child with poor nutrition.

Look at a big child who is poorly nourished and hungry
My chest hurts

They may be the ones who know the true joy
of living in the dust.

Ring-tailed lemur, Sifaka, Brown lemur,
The first experience of encountering f
colorful chameleons and rare butterflies.

Animals have decided that an oasis,
which is an arid area, is a paradise.

　Ｍisaotra        Misaotra. Thank you

Traveling Iron Man Yoshimasa Ikeuchi

　　　May 2-8, 2005

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