Hotel Com's Fukuoka

... br>The train trip between Saga and Karatsu was about a hour. There were a lot of students, in school uniforms, on the train, as well as an unusually high number of very elderly passengers. My guess is that this is a sign that this is a ...

... the other stuff was!! But glad we did as it was the best noodle soup we have had all trip. Then we decided to be brave and order some other little bits - Rob ordered some chicken skewers, which although this is what it was, we had no idea what part of the chicken it was from as it was hard and crunchy!!!! Lesley then pointed at a few things that could not be identified but thought it might be ...

... Pilzen cremig und mit Fleisch das einen Fettrand hatte, aber sehr dünn geschnitten war - ich tippe mal auf Schwein oder Rind - aber nachdem es andi probiert hat und meinte man schmeckt das Fett nicht hab ichs auch probiert und es war echt sehr sehr gut und man konnte kein fett schmecken...) echt lecker sowas. Der Hauptgang war auch sehr lecker aber der maguru bleibt unvergesslich ^_°

I stayed a few days in this nice and modern city located on Japan southern island before taking a 6h ferry to Korea. To sum up I'd say: Good looking women and good food here. More info in pictures' comments.

Fun stuffs about Japanese and ideas:

1. They drive on the left side of the road. Can somebody explain? That I know, there was no English influence here..
2. You read a magazine from bottom to top (I mean right to left)
3 ...

... para mantenerlo ocupado, y el animal se puso a zarandear el carton sin parar, como loco. Cuando se canso, empezo a perseguir a Nicola que se estaba comiendo una manzana, hasta el punto que esta se tuvo que subir a un monumento. El ciervo intento encaramarse tambien, pero afortunadamente no lo consiguio y se marcho. Al poco rato, Nicola se sento junto a mi de nuevo y, de repente, escuchamos como un silbido y un ave rapaz paso entre las dos casi rozandonos. No nos llego ...

... nous atteignons le petit temple zen. J'y ajoute des photos, les images en disent plus que je ne pourrais en écrire. Après cette pause zen au soleil, nous nous dirigeons vers le Temple. Pour ca, nous devons traverser le pont. Je vais ici littéralement transcrire la signification de ce fameux pont, que l'on pouvait retrouver sur place en japonais et en anglais. « The bridge is formed from three elements. Approaching the bridge from the section furthest from the Honden (le bâtiment ...

There is no five-second rule in Korea (not officially, anyway. Wait, there's not one in the U.S. anyway...but I digress). Well, at least I believe there shouldn't be. They spit everywhere all the time. If you or your child drops something - it is not okay to eat it. It's a good habit to live by ...

... no English but spent the entire journey trying to have a conversation with me! Through sign language and pictures I explained where I was from and where I had visited (this all took quite a while) but when we reached our stop she got out her shopping bags and gave me a pack of yummy cake type things. They're black sugar cakes, which are basically like treacle sponges but with lots of dark sugar all over them and they are gorgeous! I was so touched, it's always ...

... customs, and I think the customs officers stopped him and asked him a few questions because he was with us. As for Josh and I, we got the eighth degree from customs. The Korean officer unpacked everything in my backpack. This lead to an embarrassing moment as he pulled out a box of condoms that I travel with (better safe than sorry) and spent a good twenty seconds examining it before he realized what it was. I guess he couldn't read English. Outside the bike guy took a picture ...

... home. Driving through Fukuoka city was much different from what I had imagined. It was quite un Japanese. It was a mixture of Germany, an American suburb and Bombay. Except for the Japanese script, could not have guessed that I was in Japan. She had showed the address to the Taxi driver but finding the exact location of the home was still a big problem. In Japan there are no street names. There are only numbers which indicate ...