Welcome to my personal archive of postcards, stamps, and travel memo.

The postcard is René Magritte’s Le Banquet (1966). The forest sunset reminds me of both an Estonian and Japanese flag - the tricolor of sky, tree, snow and the sun. It is a stunning piece that depicts the stillness of nature.

I don’t have any talent in art (I failed my art class in primary school), so I always admire those who have a talent in painting and drawing. This postcard is painted by a fellow postcrosser.

This is my first U.S. postcrossing stamp - triangular shape and colorful. Today I learnt that Punxsutawney has a lot of fun Groundhog statues because of the Goundhog day. According to Wikipedia, if a groundhog emerges from its burrow on Goundhog day (February 2) and sees its shadow, it will retreat to its den and winter will go on for six more weeks; if it does not see its shadow, spring will arrive early

I passed by Åland a few times when I took the cruise between Tallinn and Stockholm. I always wonder what it looks like and now I’ve got a postcard from Åland.

Sanrio is my childhood memory and I really like how they have the Sanrio characters having fun in the Japanese street market and festival.

This is my first postcard received from postcrossing! :D

This is a souvenir sheet I bought in San Marino in February 2025. It features a black and white castle with a colored regional emblem printed in the corner. According to the information on the left side of the stamps, on October 23, 2013, the San Marino Grand Council approved the Charter of European Local Autonomy, which officially came into effect on February 1, 2014, establishing the autonomy and executive power of the castle (i.e., the regional) council. The nine stamps are printed as follows: Borgo Maggiore bell tower (with a cable car in the background) Acquaviva fountain Church of Faetano Castellaccio di Monte Seghizzo per Fiorentino Palazzo Pubblico di Città Casa del Castello di Chiesanuova Church of Domagnano Church of San Lorenzo di Montegiardino Church of Serravalle Castle

Based on historical cartography by Ignazio Danti, featuring maps of the Venetian lagoon, local architecture, and traditional maritime ships with the inscription "Pax Tibi Marce".