[August 2012] We went to a small town called Marstal in Aero Island in Denmark. This town is more for the people living there rather than for tourists like in Aeroskobing. But it was worth…

[August 2012] In Aero Island in Denmark, we came across an unusual museum. They have hundreds of bottle ships. According to the leaflet, all were made by Peter, who was a chef in a Norwegian ship and…

[August 2012] Danish people seem to like jazz. When we arrived Ribe, the oldest town, their jazz festival just ended and when we were in Aero Island, the festival was in full swing. It seemed…

[August 2012] In Aero Island, I stayed in a hotel called Aerohus.The main building was built 1836, but I stayed in an annex which contains two rooms with a small kitchen.It looked like having been…

[August 2012] Aero Island in Denmark is worth an effort of a journey. Soon after you get off the ferry at Aeroskobing, you would be attracted by its beauty. The 17th century colourful houses are…

[August 2012] We went over to Aero island in Denmark by ferry from Svendborg. It took about 40minutes from Odense to Svendborg by train and from the Svendborg station to the port was about 10minutes’…

[August 2012] In Odense in Denmark, there is a popular antique shop. The shop itself is in the end of 16th century house. It is full of small everyday life goods. As an antique shop…

[August 2012] Odense in Denmark is the town where Andersen was born and there is a good museum about him there. The first thing I noticed was that in the Japanese leaflet given there, there is…

[August 2012] Odense in Denmark is famous as a birthplace of Andersen. His birth house is now a museum and in the garden in front, they made a small theatre and showing some sketches from…