Folkloro Kakunodate
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Living by the code
... the crowd. Everyone's phones were up and cameras going off everywhere around us. And on the street people were running up to the truck. Most amazingly, it was people of all ages getting caught up in the excitement. The scene repeated itself as we bumped into the truck again in street corner later on.
When things turned back to normal, it was a relaxed walk along the shopping galleries built through ...
First Few Days in Japan
After arriving in Akita on Wednesday (13th), things have slowed down a lot. Since school have not started, I have a lot of free time to just hang out and talk to the other students. So far, I have met students from all over the U.S., Australia, Mongolia, Zambia, England, Denmark, Romania and probably more that I have forgotten. It's amazing being able to share stories with so many people ...
Why Japan will Overcome this Crisis
On the 3rd of March, the twenty-third Ship for World Youth program ended it's 42-day long journey on the Pacific Ocean. During this time, 125 youth from around the world coupled with 125 Japanese youth, set sail for an adventure of a lifetime as we made our way from Yokohama to the Solomon Islands, Fiji, Vanuatu, Australia and back to Tokyo. We left Tokyo that day unaware that an unprecedented 8.9 earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear crisis was to hit Japan ...
Kakunodate, Nyuto Onsen Hot Spring, Zuihoden
... the street. After I strolled and took some pictures on the street for half an hour, I headed back to the station.
Then I took a train to Tazawako, or Lake Tazawa. The lake is the deepest of Japan at 423.4 meters, but it was not attractive to me. In fact, my destination was Tsurunoyu Inn of Nyuto Onsen Hot Spring Resort. I thought that I had to walk on a snow-covered trail from the bus stop Nuyuto-Onsen-mae until I talked to a tourist information staff ...
Shinkansen til Akita
... i landet... Dette var en meget interessant opplevelse, som vi ikke er helt sikre på om vi orker igjen.
Uten mer tid, bar det så tilbake til det som nå føltes som en hjemby for oss. Når vi da ankommer stasjonen og det ikke annet enn pøser ned med regn ute, følte vi oss ihvertfall som hjemme. Søkk gjennomvåte ankommer vi hostellet seint på kvelden, hvor vi finner ut at det er best å bare gå og legge seg før ett eller annet uventet lyn slår oss ned...
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