Hotel International House Osaka
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November 27-30
... to them so I can site see even more. I have been shocked, surprised how kind many of the Japanese are they have been so helpful and they are willing to help anyone in need. I also love the food here for one its very cheap and two it's very good quality and is fresh. I LOVE JAPAN !!!! I'm am so happy I came on this trip and I can't wait to see what else happens on this ...
O for Osaka
... the dish or the model? Are they custom made? I did read once that there is a restaurant supply street in Tokyo that sells them. Curious.
Anyhoo, enough of that. Next entry I’ll tell you about Kyoto, the slow paced former capital of Japan that boasts the most incredible cultural wonders hidden all around the city.
Only NZlanders will get the title. For those who want to know what it references, it's this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YaIZF8uU Ttk A very low point in NZ ...
A Castle and The Kaiyukan, You Just Can't Go Wrong
... Mallrats and waited for the delicious smelling food to be placed at the table. Sam made us a gourmet meal. We had udon noodles with karage (chicken) and a spicy sauce. It was so good. It was spicy for me but I had water. I enjoyed it immensely. Sam kept apologizing because he didn't know I was super sensitive to spices and he cooked us the second spiciest broth you can buy. But it actually didn't bother me that much. I kept telling him it was practice for when we ...
No longer Old Kyoto
... leaf, set in beautiful gardens with mountains in the background, and drizzling rain. Apart from that, we were driven past other shrines and temples with no stops until the obligatory craft centre and a western style lunch at a Westin hotel. As it was a Saturday and the traffic was quite light, we thought they could have at least paused in various places for photos to be taken. Someone ...
Low Days, and I'm not the UN...
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... to make any sort of gut wrenching sorrowful public statement about where I am. Of course it's bloody awful, and people have died, have lost loved ones, are homeless and have lost everything, which is horribly sad, of course it is. **** happens to good people every day, and I know plenty of people who have life altering events and feel their world has collapsed around them. Hell, I'm one of them! The way I see it -What is at the core of a disaster anyway? Loss of possessions, loss of ...
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