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Japan, Day 2, Storming the Castle!
... really feel like we had arrived yet. breakfast came from the bakery (its that smell that draws you in), there are patisseries everywhere here, every block has a french style bakery. there is a creepy poster near our hotel and every time we walk past it we cant help but look, it advertises a pupeteer and his puppet show but his expression is one of the most creepy keep the children away faces i think we have seen. we went for an explore and found that the book on the sidewalk ...
Japan, Day 1, The Great Hunt for Pocky!
... time to find some food (lunch time being well passed and the food we ate on the plane a distant memory). On the way to our hotel we noticed the nicest smells wafting from a bakery so a quick detour back and we came away with a sultana role each and found a warm vent to sit by out of the rain which was now coming down heavily.
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Day 40 - What, we are leaving Kyoto already!?
... ji rock garden. No one knows who the designer of the garden was, and the designer didn't leave anything to indicate what it represents. So the landscape is open to interpretation. Now for me, the garden symobilises the ocean and some of the sea creatures such as a turtles. Jase on the other hand, well I don’t know, his response to me was why do you need to try and work out what it represents, why can't you ...
Christmas WITH Cake
... And yet, in a country with no Thanksgiving Day as we know it, and really no Halloween, Japanese retailers can explode Christmas all over their stores as early as they want. We had Christmas trees up in November, there were carols playing in the shopping centers, Christmas cake (and Christmas chicken buckets!) were available for reservation, and the cute cutouts that kissed under the mistletoe every time the automatic doors opened showed up rather early.
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The Art of the Enkai
... Bounenkai, literally means Forget the Year Party. And that’s what it is.
My elementary school invited me off-hand to their Bounenkai, and they were very excited when I happily and quickly accepted the offer. Not knowing fully what to expect, I made my way after stopping at one of my junior highs to help out, a little bit late.
I forgot that in Japan, everything is either on time, or earlier. Even parties. By the time I made it to the restaurant, ...
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