Hotel Sakyu Center
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Sand in my shoes and other places
... vending machine. I've never seen milk in a vending machine and I A) wanted to know how the vending machine would dispense the milk, and B) wanted to know how it tasted. I love milk. I can drink it at any time, with or without food. After working out I want milk. After mowing the yard - milk. It's a natural energy drink. So I bought milk. Here's what I learned. A) the vending machine is essentially a refrigerator, and the front door opens and you take out a milk (which has a ...
Tottori Sand Dunes & Sand Museum
... I thought I was lucky, but I noticed my scarf was missing after a while. I should have gone back to the bus station right off. However, I thought the scarf would be kept in the lost and found of the station and didn't go back. Come to think of it, I was so stupid. Anyway, I reached the sand dunes in 15 minutes.
The first impression was great, although the dunes were covered with snow, but I ...
Totally Tottori
... back to the bus stop (where we had an 1 hour wait to get back into town). At the bus stop , there was a shop selling all types of local foodstuffs (which you can try if you are hungry), these are very common in Japan. We were hungry so to fill our stomachs we pretended we were interested in each product, but bought none! In the evening , we found the only restaurant in town ...
More Onsens and Ryokans....plus a Japanese garden
... really enjoy. Unfortunately this continued for breakfast where we got the same smelly fish as in the first ryokan. I think that will probably be our last ryokan even though overall we really enjoyed it, the food is just not easy for a non-Japanese. Though it must be mentioned that it is beautfiully presented, as you will see from the photos that we took. Overall, we give this ryokan a thumbs up, mostly because of its wonderful onsen. Next stop - ...
Good Bye to Japan
Sorry for not putting up any new entry but I have been busy packing up all my things to ship back to Oregon. It is interesting to realize how much stuff I have collected over the last six and half years. Lots of CDs, books, videos, clothing and lots of paper and pictures. I also realize that the 3 plus years in Tottori is the longest period of time I have spent in the same place (apartment, house, or room) since ...