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... station.<br><br>Ate our bentos outside the station, with a buncha bums. And it started raining. So we go inside, toting our luggage and a bag of trash from the bentos. And I can&#8217;t find a garbage can. (That&#8217;s the thing about Japan: it&#8217;s pretty clean and they recycle most everything, but they don&#8217;t have a freakin garbage can ANYWHERE. You can find recycle bins at most vending machines, but if you have just general ...

... the ladies dorms, Jon stayed in there anywhere. Nagoya is a really nice city, it is the fourth largest in Japan, so there is a lot to do, lots of shops, restaurants, cafes and bars.Daniella picked up some cheap Vans. We had to spend a lot of time booking onward tickets and accommodation for the next stops on our journey. This is annoying, as it is time consuming when you have better things to do . But you have to do as it as you may ...

... up to the prayer site itself. Normally, only the exterior of the shrine is accessible, but around New Year's apparently they make an exception, and a number of people were proceeding beyond the main gate for a mere ¥1000. We declined though, having spent enough money over the past month. Mayu did decide to invest in a couple things though: a charm for avoiding disaster/misfortune and an omikuji (fortune). She was bemused by the travel section of the ...

... with the winner of the last rounds waiting on the ring, the new opponent walks out and cheered by the crowd, they wash their hands then psych themselves up, scatter salt, squat directly in front of each other and stomp their feet - this process is repeated many times and eventually you see some action which lasts on a minute if you are lucky. All in all an interesting experience. Any trip to Japan would not be complete with out seeing at least 1 castle. Athough most of ...

... I guess he had been soaked with a bit of gas and the spark ignited him. It was terrible. He was so nervous in front of us that he just tried to brush it off and continue working. Meanwhile his hair is smoking and his forehead was burning. We felt so bad for him. Then we all felt sick because the smell of his burned hair filled our little booth. It was revolting. The poor guy finished up, and then excused himself to go to the hospital. Another server came to our ...