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Hakodate and Amori- Furry Pink Handcuffs
ROAD TRIP!!
If you were wondering, yes.......... well sort of.......road trips are pretty much the same in Japan as they are in Western countries. Instead of an excess of rock music there was an excess of Shamisan (three stringed Japanese guitar) being played at ear shattering volumes by Aaron in the back seat. There was an excess of junk food consumed but usually in the flavour of some sea dwelling creature. There was the "yo momma..." and "yo ...
First stop in Hokkaido
... doesn't come any fresher as we caught our own squid, had it cut up and ready to eat in one minute. And yes, it was still twitching on our chopsticks - just can't beat this! Of course we also had to try scallops, salmon, sea urchin, fish eggs and king crab…all to die for.
...Sorry Andy - just have to mention all the food - it's too good and such a big part of travelling in Japan!
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Last day best day
... It could be authentic, or just something foreign to them. This reminds me of the horse cart on Prince island near Istanbul. Did I include it on travelpod? But the feeling of being in a different place is common. You withdraw yourself from familiar surroundings and suddenly you feel more 'being alive', that you're not leading a boring and mono life. This is why we travel: to feel meaningful about our life.
The train ride ...
Hakodate: Ika, Ika, Ika Odori!
... Goryokaku means five sided fort, which refers to the old fort that used to be located there. Today all that remains are the foundations which are a great cherry blossom spot in May. Otherwise, it’s sounds like a quiet green space. Well, my original plan was to see Goryokaku, but I was so tired I just slept right through my alarm. Thus, I headed straight to the festival, which is within five minutes walk of the Hakodate train station.
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