Hotel No1 Matsuyama
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Bathe with the public
... to access the local train, boarded then traveled 20 minutes to the nearby port town called Takahama. This is the location of three ferries, one large, one small, and third is one of those catamaran high speed ferries. Why so many ferries? I was surprised to learn that Japan is composed of 6,852 islands of which 421 are inhabited. I had no idea!
The ancient gent at the little train station was very help to me. ...
Getting butt naked at a Japanese hot spring
... sun.
The inside of the castle itself was very enjoyable with an interesting museum full of samurai relics and other items of historical interest. My favourite part of this castle though, was the opportunity to dress up in armour like a samurai. I got to be a little kid for a few minutes and it was a lot of fun. I think the other Japanese tourists found it quite amusing to see a gaijin dressed up like a Samurai.
After finishing at the castle, I headed back down the ...
Matsuyama Castle
Von Imabari ging es mit dem Zug los nach Matsuyama, was etwa 40min davon entfernt ist. Dort besuchten wir die Burg. Diese ist immer noch in ihrer Originalform erhalten, jedoch schon mal grösstenteils niedergebrannt und im zweiten Weltkrieg auch zerbombt.
From Imabari we took the train to Matsuyama which is about 40 ...
This is a Typhoon?
... me, they couldn't stop laughing. I guess were not the only ones who have trouble getting our students to do homework.
Next I was offer to visit Axel at Funaki Junior High School. He was also in a science class, they were hard at work. I guess they didn't know that they were leaving after 3rd hour. I wonder if they got homework to fill out the rest of the day.
Our final stop was Kawahigashi ( East of the River?) Junior High School. ...
Our first day touring together
... priest.
The pilgrims are easy to spot dressed in white, using a walking stick adorned with bells, and wearing a traditional hat. Today few people walk the route which would take at least a month and more likely a couple of months. Instead large tourist buses seem to be the common mode of transportation. The temple was very pretty, but also quite crowded with both tourists and pilgrims. Ishite's main hall is dedicated to Yakushi Nyorai, the Buddha of healing. ...
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