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... we were on the right block, but we still couldn&#8217;t find it. After circling the block a few times, we stopped in a sweet shop and asked about it. She said we were in the right spot, but it had closed down. Kuso. <br><br>[Warning: Rant. <br><br>So the Lonely Planet&#8217;s Japan book was really helpful and informative. I highly recommend getting it if you are traveling to Japan. We used it to find accommodation in a few cities and to ...

... along the route. It was all pretty realistic if you didn't look too close. We enjoyed our favourite pass time of people watching and whiled away a couple of hours doing just that. Then it was back to our Super 8 Hotel (using the ever efficient subway) to do some much needed laundry before we check out tomorrow. That is another good thing about these business hotels they ALL have somewhere (on site) to wash and dry your laundry. Excellent.

... I got around to taking care of our own around 3pm on the 31st, despite needing to be in Kariya by early evening. Thanks to us having a fairly small place though, it wasn't an overly burdensome task. From then, we were off to her family's house for a classic New Year's feast. While it's customary to eat soba (buckwheat noodles) or udon (handmade flour noodles) on New Year's Eve, many families accompany it with some other main dish. We had the caloric ...

... around 7ish or so. Kazuno was waiting for me. It was good to see her again. she passed both of her examinations for her teaching certification and has to go to Tokyo the beginning of September for another part of the process..she has to sing and play the piano for the Elementary certification. Her house looks the same. It was nice to see her parents. THey bought me my own slippers cause they remembered I bought my own when I was there. How embarrassing. Her ...

... ask me to go out for drinks with them, or whatever. No decency. I also had a stalker for a few weeks ... but that's over now, and the story is too long to tell in this update (which is getting too long already). Well, on that note, I'll be off. Sorry for the really long update - maybe I'll try to send messages more frequently so they'll be a bit shorter. I hope everyone is doing well. Kyle and I think about everyone back home all the time and we miss you very much. Take care of yourselves! Joanne