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Back to Oirase for some real fall color
... with the oil paints & canvas.
The best all colors I've seen in Japan were in Hirosaki on my last trip. The red maple trees in the city park there were phenomenal!
......now it's officially that in between season where it is too cold for summer activities, but not cold enough for winter activities. ......guess i's time to clean house now :o)
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Fall Colors.......sort of
... the signs of fall in Japan - farmers harvesting rice and in many cases manually arranging the stalks to dry. Northern Japan is still a very rural agricultural area where many farmers still do much of their work by hand. It is amazing seeing a half-dozen people, often women, out working in a field planting or harvesting something by hand.
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All-U-Can-Eat .....after you cook it!
Off on another adventure today, but I must admit, this one was definitely a change of pace. As most of you know, cooking is not something I do much of, but I wanted to experience a Japanese barbecue so it was off to the Appi BBQ held at one of Japan's great ski resorts (before the snow starts to fall).
The Appi Ski Resort is at the same latitude (4- degrees North) as some of the world famous European ...
Ninohe
... coming. Everything was very delicious; from the yakatori to the yakasoba (yaka means “grilled,” tori is “chicken,” and soba means “noodles.”) As we were ready to pay at the end of the meal she said she would take care of the bill. What a lady. On Saturday we drove to a town called Morioka to do what the Japanese call “Wonko Soba”. This translates to a noodle devouring, eat until you puke frenzy. Everyone has a bowl ...
Air Fest 2012 - Misawa Air Base
... then the weight of the bottom allows it to naturally stretch.
After four hours of marketing the ring toss game - no language skills so we use Show & Tell, it was time to move over to my Squadron Booster Club booth where we were selling cakes.
Believe it or not, the Japanese will pay 500 Yen ( about $6.50) for ...
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