Boenkaku Tome
316 Toyoma-machi Hinoto Uchinome Tome, Miyagi Prefecture, Tohoku, 987-0704, Japan
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What can be better then the Eiffel Tower?
... and I, we were not allowed in most of the places because of our ages. My dad met us up at the jacuzzi at about 9:30am, we decided to go to the sauna before returning back to our suites, having a shower in the beautiful marble shower before heading to the lobby for some breakfast. It was fun going into the steaming sauna, but I was not allowed in with my brother and dad as there were seperate sauna's for men and women.
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Heading Home
... my family and then sat down at a free Internet cafe to send a couple of e-mails to my parents and get ready for the flight.
And then, we boarded the flight, and came home. The trip was great fun, and I had an absolutely wonderful time, but there's no denying how happy I was to see my family again after coming off the ...
Tokyo
... Kinda wish they had that here.)
Once we finished up at China Town, we went out to the port at Yokohama and saw all the ships and everything docked there. Most interesting was a historical boat, that used to transport many Japanese immigrants to various places in South America after World War II, when people wanted to get away in hopes of a better future.
The rest of the afternoon was spent doing some ...
Seagulls Are the Same in Every Country
... of them, but on the boat ride we saw a fair few.
Also on the boat ride, we saw a fair few seagulls. For fun, we bought some little cheesy cracker things and fed them to the excited gulls. It was a lot of fun, especially when they could swoop down and catch thrown treats in midair! One noisy one that perched on the edge of the boat was my favorite, a grizzled looking older fella I ...
Yukatas Are the Japanese Equivalent of Corsets...
... the drummer, and Yuu, a friend.
I've got to say, I had a blast with them! We went around the Summer Festival, got some kakenori (Japanese shave ice-delicious!) and met many more of Chinatsu's friends. Also, I've now learned what a 'hengao' pose is (it's hard to explain, look it up), and that the Japanese are very fond of using the peace sign in pictures.
After a little while, we went to karaoke! I did not sing, for fear of killing someone, but I had a fun ...


