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Annex Hotel Fukui

2-18-1 Ote Fukui, Fukui, Chubu, 910-0005, Japan

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Today we woke up around 8 to catch a train to the beach in Fukui. I believe it's called sunset beach or something like that. It was one of the first small towns we've been to. The streets were nearly deserted as we wandered westward between the crowded houses. Standing guard on every corner are mirrors for seeing around the narrow hairpin turns that zigzag through the neighborhoods.
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... After realizing, I could get off the Shinkansen in Kyoto and catch the express train to Fukui that took just over a hour, a plan developed. Luckily my friend YN was game on my idea and agreed to met me in Kyoto. Tokyo was beautiful when I left, sunny with blue skies so I was able to watch Mount Fuji in all its glory as I rode west and the mountain was completely snow capped this time. YN was waiting for me at Kyoto station with ...