Genkai Royal Fukuoka
1303 Tano Fukuoka, Fukuoka, Kyushu-Okinawa, 811-3514, Japan
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From Hakata to Busan a trip by ferry.
... and i could not really be bothered so i chose to try and sleep. That did not really work as there were these two korean ladies who were fighting over there mountains of boxes of food.
So after finally getting on the ferry and getting the student discount even though i forgot my student i.d, i've found that they tend to accept my student edge card after a while if i just act like the dumb tourist. So it was off for the next six hours to Busan ...
Day 13 Fukuoka
... Christmas songs play. I love it, being a Christmasholic! On the way through town Kenichi insisted on buying us an umbrella as it has just started to rain, we walked through 'Canal City' a large shopping arcade on the waterside with a canal flowing through it. Ken showed us Japanese style BBQ's by the waterside, in large tents where you can sit and eat fresh food, however as there was nothing vegetarian he took us to a ...
The Truffle Chuffle, again and again and...
... the city. Yu-Ching is from Taiwan, she is studying a PHd in chemistry in Japan and is fluent in many languages. She's 24 years old and has a long distant 22 year old French boyfriend. She was a little low about the relationship so we spent some time talking about it and trying to give her some positive messages. She cooked me some fantastic dumplings, with spicy sauce, for my supper with some iced tea. Her apartment is small but extremely ...
Busan, South Korea to Fukuoka, Japan
... I hope you enjoyed the glimpse of my travel experience. Walking around shops in Kyoto was slightly surreal as I recognized many ornaments and styles from the things at home that Mom and Dad picked up during their stay in Japan. I will go again, if the opportunity presents itself. The spring and autumn most definitely. Enjoy my essay!!!! Blessings xxxx Evelyn
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Fukuoka, Hiroshima et retrouvailles avec Emile!
... plats de Fukuoka... MIAM!
Le lendemain on se fait une visite de Beppu, station célèbre pour ses sources d'eau chaude naturelles. On commence par un bain de sable, le concept est simple: on vous enterre dans le sable chauffé par les sources pendant près de 10 minutes (quand l'oreille gauche vous gratte à la première minute c'est super long) puis bain chaud. On fera aussi l'expérience bains publics (non ...



