The Millenia Hotel Matsuyama
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Bathe with the public
... the foreigners. It's rather straight forward, well described. It describes where to put your shoes (ya don't wear shoes in these places, sox (red or white?) are okay. Then it explains what to do when you arrive and how to go to the respective lounging rooms. Then it describes where the dressing room is, the bathroom, dressing room for the ladies, lounging room... WHOA!!! What's this? Exhibition room? What's goin' on ...
Getting butt naked at a Japanese hot spring
... I had completely to myself (which was good, as, being British, I was a little apprehensive about being starkers in front of a bunch of Japanese strangers).
I only stayed in the bath for about 10 mins as it was like a sauna in there. It was so damn hot that I started to get a headache and had to get out. After that I was led to a tatami area with a balcony overlooking the road outside. There I was served green tea and biscuits. It was nice to be waited on and relax in the ...
Matsuyama Castle
... There we visited the castle. This castle is still in its original form, even it burned nearly down and also was bombed in the second world war.
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This is a Typhoon?
... and cabbage. It was really delicious. We ate slowly telling teacher "war" stories until it was close to the time my hotel re-opened.
While we were at the restaurant the sky finally opened up and since about 12:30, we have been getting heavy rain. It's about 4 PM now and the typhoon is about as close as its going to get, about 175 miles east of us. There is a little wind, but nothing more than a steady breeze. We expected to continue to ...
Our first day touring together
... keep, but they only went to the top tower if the castle was attacked (Sadly I forgot to bring my camera at the castle, so hopefully some students can upload some castle pictures).
After the castle we shopped in downtown Matsuyama for a awhile before heading back to Niihama. Once we got back to City Hall we were greeted by the students that came to Franklin last year. Many of the students now attend high school (In Japan middle schools are run by the local ...