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Day 48 4th-12th Dec Osaka Japan
... as could drink tons of it!!
Oh yeh i can now add a new nationality to my name, Russian!! hmm yeh right so i don't seem to sound English at all which is very odd seen as everyone at home takes the **** out of my accent!!
We had a great time with Kathy's friends in the bars and then had the mission of cycling home one bike short so bey and i gave each other backies which is apparently illegal in Japan!! Oops, and we were drunk and not ...
O for Osaka
... around $11US. Thats why quite often on this trip we gave things a miss. As unfortunate as this may be, we have the whole of Asia to get around!
Anyway, for Vinh and I it’s not actually shrines and ancient places that give us the big thrills. For us it’s the people and festivities. After leaving the castle we continued to wonder around the park which is when we stumbled upon a dance festival of some sort. Ah yes, I love just being involved or even just ...
A Castle and The Kaiyukan, You Just Can't Go Wrong
... whole box in less then a minute. Addiction warning! On our way back a man on a bike stopped next to us and was looking at us with a huge smile. He was asking if we were from France and we said no we are Canadian. He noticed Bryce's Canucks shirt and got super excited. He shook all our hands and asked us to take a photo with him. He then thanked us again, shook all our hands a second time and continued waving and thanking us until we were out of sight. Very funny. ...
Temples and Shrines
... large sprawling city which is now a major industrial and financial centre and the counry's third largest city after Tokyo and Yokohama.The centre of the city had been reduced to rubble in March 1945. but was quickly rebuilt after the war.
As we passed through the city I could not help but feel that it was a somewhat untidy city-not dirty just untidy. Electricity cables were slung overhead in an almost random fashion from office blocks to office block, ...
Osaka- the city that never appears to sleep!
... We walked around and around and exhaustion was setting in quite quickly, so Bill saw this little entrance to a bar (the place seated about 30 people and was basically a “hole in the wall”) the door opened and we were greeted by one of the staff and the smell of smoke hit us like a wave – yep, we were definitely back in Japan and it took us back to our last time we were here and the constant smell of smoke on our clothes. It was packed and there ...
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