The document is a collection of phrases that seem to describe portions of a long journey being undertaken mostly on foot across Japan. Some of the phrases indicate the traveler is accompanied by their partner, experiencing the natural scenery, interacting with other pilgrims along the way, and enjoying cultural experiences. The journey involves walking many miles over an extended period with challenges along the road but also moments of relaxation, bonding with companions, and appreciation for the sights seen.

1. Hadashi means ‘barefooted’

2. These legs were made for walking

3. All Japan before me; all Japan behind me

4. Accompanied by my better half

5. Doing what comes naturally

6. The thought of all those miles ahead

7. Warming up for the walk

8. Striking comparisons

9. Freaking out

10. Crime and mystery

11. On top of the world

12. Toilet humour

13. Cycling is the way to go

14. Fellow pilgrims

15. Mother Nature at Her finest

16. Home maker and hunter

17. Camping verboten – says who?

18. Home sweet home (away from home)

19. Cultural delights

20. We did it our way

21. Friends you make along the road

22. Taking a breather

23. Hard day’s night

24. Winding down

25. Roadside treasures

26. Too much to tell