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Kobe
... that Japanese people only drink plum sake on special occasions such as weddings, etc. It was SO nice Dawn bought a bottle only to have it confiscated as she entered the ship. Lucky they will give it back on the last night. There were also other items for sale such as kimonos and heaps of rice cookers. Everyone wanted to sell you a rice cooker!! As one lady said” they are big enough for a month’s supply of rice” and how would you get it ...
And that's Kobe
... me around the city. We first went to Harbor Land. It's a place right on the water that has shopping malls, an amusement part, markets, and museums. I got to see Kobe Tower, and a section of land that was devastated by the 1995 earthquake. They left it there and built a little outdoor display around it. It's amazing to think how far Kobe has come after being flattened by that same earthquake.
We also went to a temple where a Japanese wedding was taking ...
We're Okay!
I've only just heard about the earthquake that hit Tokyo, and I know many of you are concerned about Jack & I! We're doing fine -- I didn't even feel the quake, Jack did in the apartment though. We'll keep you posted, but for now there are no warnings for Osaka.
Lots of love to everyone back home. <3
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Kobe : Tatar Mosque, Colonial Homes, Osaka Castle
... eight homes plus an art museum housed in another, so got that. The money I saved not going into all the temples in Kyoto/Nara paid off as this would be something different Kobe - Rain Pouring Down in Temple. Surely, it was completely unexpected. These are period colonial ...