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... which showed where battles took place as the ages went on. As Russia and Japan started to war, though, I found myself partial to Russia. This is because I actually did a paper on the history of Russo-Japanese relations in a Japan in Asia class. And there began to be a noticeable slant on the part of the museum towards Japan. When we eventually hit the second Sino-Japanese War and the attack on Nanking, it was frustrating. There were ...

Fantastic day - Fiona actually got up early and we went to the fish market in Tsukiji - had to be seen to be believed, the first warehouse was a farmers market with all kinds of fresh fruit & veg. The 2nd warehouse, as far as the eye could see both ways, fish stalls with all manner of both dead and alive fish & shellfish. An awesome sight, really gave you a feeling of the size of the population of this small ...

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... with our children so we decided to head straight on over to the Redwood Forests area of Route 101. We decided to head back north on I-5 and then west to catch 101 again, but having done that my recommendation would be to head South on I-5 out of Ashland until you can cut across at the southern end of the Redwood Forest park(s). This will give you a chance to see the redwoods and even take the $5 drive through the hole in the giant redwood in Leggit, California ...

... park is quite large and very beautiful with all the blossoms this time of year. It was packed with Japanese people here to see the blossoms. I tell you what, you haven't experienced chaos until you have been to Tokyo in blossom season. I managed to find myself in a little strip of food stalls in the park. I had this amazing omelette/pancake thingy with heaps of vegetables, it was really good, and cheap, and I couldn't ...

... for pictures with Jackie Chan and than is joined by a few sports writing hacks (haha) for dinner. Seriously, a visit by Moses, the head man of Laureus, was a welcome treat for yours truly and the 15 or so people in attendance. Moses addressed a wide range of questions during our dinner, everything from the 1980 U.S. boycott of the Summer Olympics in Moscow (he was defending champion ...

... once we got to cruising altitude. Fortunately, he took his time - about 2 hours - before he joined me. I didn't sleep more than a couple of hours and not very restful sleep either, btu I'm not feeling too bad. It's 5:30 pm here (Sunday), 13 hours ahead of DC time. The flight took a different path than I would have expected, but I guess it make sense. From Dulles, we flew north over western NY, then Toronto, Hudson Bay, Canada's Northwest Territory, up ...

... were fascinating, even though I didn't understand their purpose. Later, Yoko said that they were there to honor unborn children whose mothers weren't able to carry them to term - still births and miscarriages. Knowing that, the shrine became even more powerful. At the top of the temple grounds, there is carving of Kannon Buddha. There were no pictures allowed inside the building that housed the Kannon, which I liked, because it seemed to be a very pious and sacred space ...

... shower. I had an appointment later that evening with two Japanese friends whom i met during my exchange programme two years ago. After a great shower i got changed and it was now about 6pm. I decided to pop by a telephone booth to give my friend a call and she told me to meet her and her friend at the lobby of the Kyoto Tower Hotel, which was a five minute walk from Budget-Inn. So after that when i came back to my room i met my room ...

... we somehow lost half of our troops amidst the teeming crowds. Fortunately though we gained another one in the form of a Japanese girl Guy had met the day before who offered to show as around. After giving up trying to find the other pair (an impossible task given the crowds) we walked through Yoyogi-Koen where yet more of the unusual side to Tokyo was on display. Elvis impersonators where dancing around just along ...