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Day 44 - Trains, Castles, Dumplings and Temples
... but it was the extreme ancientness of them that struck me. And here in Japan I found the temples to be serene, calm, and uniform. I was advised by my Buddhist Guru that cleanliness and order are two of the fundamental principals that are observed in everyday life for a monk......so they are certainly getting it right in Japan. We had walked so far and seen so much - we thought we might head over to the other side of Osaka to the giant Ferris wheel, but decided to give it ...
Beneath the tides...
... and yellow gonads we made our way to find something to eat. We went into the shopping mall next door and found a large food court selling some amazing looking food. I decided to try a beef miso type dish that essentially consisted of the jubly juicy tasty bits from the cow whereas Jess went for a plain curry and rice. After our brief eat we headed out onto the harbour for our Santa Maria cruise. Now this is a replica of a Spanish Galleon...totally ...
What doesn't kill you makes you stronger
... not to be. The next day we visited Noji castle and tried to see the imperial palace (which was closed because it was a Saturday.) We also went to the famous food market that goes on forever and ever. If I hadn't lost my sense of taste and hadn't been feeling like **** I would have been in 7th heaven. But I was fading fast so we went back to the hostel. This is where symptoms went from bad to worse. When I lay down all of the pressure in my sinuses rushed to my ears and I sat back up ...
Osaka - Day 3
... bought it too. We were given our lovely chopsticks, found a free wooden bench and started to eat. To be hones we have eaten better staff like this before. During our dining we were trying to figure out what we are actually eating. We are 100% positive there was beef in it, second ingredient we identified as Tofu (can’t guarantee that) and obviously rice. Even if it was not the best food ever we had finished it and were ready to go back to our apartment. Not ...
Metropolis Osaka
... most were the deer that were walking around everywhere. The are a couple thousand wild deer in Nara that a protected by law. They just wander around near all the temples. You can buy deer crackers and feed them. It's really easy to spot the places that sell the crackers, because all the deer tend to hover around those stalls. When you hold a cracker, the deer bow for you. All Japanese really love that and I was told only Nara deer do that.
The next day I went the one of ...