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... dubbed live-action manga adaptation while I went to the train station and worked on tickets for Gujo-Hachiman. I had wanted to go to the town and stay late for the nightly dancing (Gujo-Odori). However the train and bus schedule didn&#8217;t really allow for anything like that. We would have travelled four hours to get to Gujo, only to stay there for 4 hours, before another 4 hour trip back. Not really worth it. Oh well. <br>Instead of ...

Nagoya 27th June 2007 Today we checked out and got a very posh and spacious bus (2,500Y each) to Nagoya. We passed incredible green mountain scenery. The journey took about 2 1/2 hours and there were lots of small towns along the way periodically interspersed with rice paddies. We booked into a 'Super 8' hotel with the usual tiny bedroom and caravan size bathroom (something we have become accustomed to by now) but it was still good value ...

... have had to injure people to get on! We were already running late and waiting for the next train was not going to help the situation at all. I finally caught up with the others and we managed to get to the train with 2 mins to spare! The only problem we had now was that we had arrived at car 20 and we were in car 6. We had to hope that we could run that far ...

... for each day, and powering on a ahead - only pausing briefly to take the occasional photo. If Mike had his way, I'm sure we'd be spending most of our time taking back streets and perhaps 5mins, 10min tops at the tourist site itself. Hmmm. Mike is a bit of an enigma. On one hand he says he doesn't care if he ****** off the locals or if they can't understand anything he says, yet on the other hand he is the most keen in our group to pick up the language ...

... and was working on getting the other side to be a perfect match ... for 30 minutes. She would brush, brush, brush, then tie it back. Then, out would come mirror #1 for the first spot check. If all was looking good, she would take out mirror #2 so she could hold one in front, and the other behind and get a back view of her coiffe. If all was still looking good, she would put mirror #1 and #2 back in her bag and take out mirror #3 - which was a 4 sided wrap around style mirror ...