Blog
an Insightful journey? page 11
What we use to call a blog in the early 2000s – a mix of food, drinks, life events, travel and interests from Zachary Martz.
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Just a little cabana time
Relax at Clearwater Beach with blue cabanas, white sand, and calm Gulf views—an easy pause in the sun where the day finally slows down.
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Wedding Date is Set for Zachary and Angel
So its official Angel and I are engaged and have set our wedding date in September. We are so excited to celebrate with our friends and family and our beloved puppy Dyson.
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Tokyo > NYC
Tokyo vs NYC through quiet souvenirs: a tiny Empire State Building, Brooklyn, and travel memories that linger long after the flight.
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Just some Pearl Shopping
Step into a modern pearl boutique for a quiet, reflective pearl shopping moment—soft light, glass cases, and timeless shine.
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Morning coffee
A quiet Takayama morning with cappuccino, iced latte, and cake—soft light, small details, and a slow start before the day unfolds.
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Weekend Office Work
A quiet weekend workday in Takayama, reflecting on routine, craftsmanship, and the calm presence of a traditional Japanese house.
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The Dyson Guardian
A moss-covered shrine guardian in Takayama stands beneath a red fence, turning a quiet forest path into a moment of stillness.
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Deep Deep Thoughts
A puppy sits at the window, practicing quiet attention. A short reflection on home, stillness, and deep thoughts in everyday moments.
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Village in the fog & rain
A foggy, rain-soaked view of Shirakawa-go, where mountains fade into cloud and the village below feels hushed, warm, and timeless.
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Soba Lunch Break
A quiet soba lunch break in Shirakawa-go Village—cool buckwheat noodles, crisp tempura, and a simple meal that slows the day down.
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Ryokan Dinner Delux
A quiet ryokan dinner set: kaiseki-style trays, small bowls, and a heart-shaped sauce dish—an unhurried meal that feels like a place.
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Handmade Gold Lead design
Two glossy black keepsake boxes with gold leaf paw prints and a maple leaf—handmade design inspired by Kanazawa, Japan craft.