Gasthof Hotel Kagoshima
7-3 Chuo-cho Kagoshima, Kagoshima, Kyushu-Okinawa, 890-0053, Japan
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Slight misdirection
... again and helped us via a fluent speaking Japanese girl working at the Information Desk. She took us to the ticket office and explained our situation. They girl at the ticket office went to the terminals where you deposit your used tickets. She and another girl, took out 3 drawers containing a few hundred tickets EACH, and over the next hour, they ceaselessly looked for ...
Trapped in Limbo
... last night, while I anguished over flight details. Lu-san and Kon-san (from Tokyo and Seoul, respectively) were quite friendly and we headed off to a hole in the wall place near the docks, presumably serving the fishermen folk. I noticed this at Tsukiji too, which was that the local fishermen seemed to prefer something other than fish and sushi for breakfast. While the tourists queue outside of the sushi stalls, you can find the fishermen ...
Kagoshima: The Calm before the Storm
... government had put down several smaller rebellions by disaffected samurai and were highly concered over Takamori's activities. Thus, they sent a fleet down to Kagoshima to remove the weapons from the region. Instead, this began the Satsuma rebellion, a 9 month war between the government and samurai forced. Obviously, the Meiji government won and Takamori was required to commit suicide after his concession. I many ways, Takamori lived a life based ...
Around Kagoshima: Volcano and Festival
... in preparation for the typhoon that's supposed to hit in a couple of days. I actually found a place that did milk shakes, which in hindsight, I should have been suspicious. Actually, the recipe seems fine--milk, soft serve ice cream, in this case, sesame seed paste (which is damned good sweet), but the milk here is just over pasteurized I think. It's got that boiled taste, which doesn't go well in a shake. I'm sticking to just soft serve (called soft cream, here) ...
Kirishima: Plan B it is
... on the major mountain climbs turning into thankfulness. Though the spirit was willing, my legs felt like hamburger meat--beaten up and soft. So maybe it was a sign that I should be taking a vacation from my vacation and resting up while I had the chance.
Still, though, I had the afternoon for hiking, and if you paid the price of admission you have to do the rides. And the loop is still long--clocking in at 4 hours roundtrip with ...



