Aoikuni Hotel Ainan-cho
3929-3 Mishohirajo Ainan-cho, Minamiuwa-gun, Ehime Prefecture, Shikoku, Japan
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No pain, no gain!
... getting CRAZILY OUT OF HAND.
Ceramics
I don't remember if I mentioned this, but since I put in the pictures then I thought it would be a good idea if I described it. So, I have participated in a monthly ceramics class and I'm working on a few items. The class is really fun and I enjoy the few hours of just simply trying to work meticulously. The teacher says I'm doing well for never having done it before. The sad part ...
The naughty shrine....
... darci un passaggio. L'ostello e' situato in cima ad una collina ed e' molto carino ed economico - non aspettatevi stanze private ma solamente letti in dormitori. Dopo una tazza di te' ed un bagno ci siamo messi a letto...in un letto con un materasso vero!!
Il giorno dopo abbiamo camminato fino al castello di Uwajima, che si trova sulla collina di fronte. Una volta arrivati, siamo rimasti un po' ...
Marvelous Market
... his cellphone. So it’s on an official record somewhere I’m sure.
Still, TWO HOURS? It isn’t like there’s a 10 minute rest break anywhere, and what if you have a fast transfer?
I arrived in Uwajima without any further problems, and checked into the hotel which was much more expensive than last night, and had fancier décor. It was a twin room, but there was no laptop for rent and they expected you ...
Uwajima
An diesem Morgen weckte mich der lieblicheKlang eines Presslufthammers. Zugegeben, Adam hatte mich gewarnt das in der Etage unter ihm gewerkt wurde, aber trotzdem war ein Schock so aufzuwachen. Nach einem leckeren Frühstück ging es dann auch bald zum Bahnhof, wo ich den Zug nach Uwajima bestieg. Schade eigentlich, denn Kochi hätte durchaus noch genug für einen weiteren Tag zu bieten gehabt.
Die Zugfahrt von Kochi nach Uwajima ...
Crossing over to Shikoku...
... by nice walkways allowing you to stroll to your heart`s content. I showed amazing restraint by resisting from going inside it AND turning down the opportunity to go on the ropeway (the castle is situated on top of a hill). I did decide to climb up to another castle though which for some reason wasn`t listed in any of my guidebooks, but as it wasn`t a traditional Japanese one, it made a refreshing change. The views out towards the other castle, and of the Inland ...


