New blog post! I wrote about Journey to the Source, a CD-ROM travelogue that follows a team of people as they go 6,300 kilometres down the Yangtze to find its source. It's a really interesting disc, as much about the people who live all along that river and their lives as it is about making that discovery. So many things have changed there in the years since, so I loved getting an impression of daily life that's long gone.

Some people might remember me talking about this disc before. I spent the last three years desperately trying to track it down - it's really rare and hard to find! I wasn't able to get access to the one copy held in North America, but it showed up by random chance on Mercari¹ a few months ago, so I jumped on it. After all that I was worried it'd turn out to be boring, but instead it's really interesting and a very fun read.

1. Basically Japan's Craigslist.