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Fishy Business
... diving down in their tanks. In the middle is the ‘Pacific Ocean’ which is sunken through the next 4 floors, so you can see the rays, sharks and swarms of sardines going from the top to the bottom of the tank. Aside from the giant Pacific ocean all the tanks were filled by ocean or area, there was a Great barrier reef filled with colour, the Gulf of panama with ring tailed coatis in the trees and porcupine fish in the water. My favourite was ...
Take Me Out To The Ball Game Osaka Style
... saw that the home team had scored in the bottom of the first inning before we could take our seats . I estimate that the stadium held between 20 and 30 thousand spectators.
Our seats were bench only and covered with water when we arrived. Despite the fact that the rain fell steadily for all 9 innings the game was played completely without a single delay.
The crowd was singing and chanting throughout the game. Huge ...
The sensory kaleidoscope of Osaka.
... thoroughly unfair. First of all, it has half the crime of that of America's safest city, Plano, Texas, so forgive me if I'm not quaking in my boots. And perhaps it doesn't have a Gion district like Kyoto, but ugly? Only if you consider tree-lined streets and big, colorful signs ugly. Indeed, Osaka and its people are flashier than sophisticated Tokyo, but it's a good thing. It's fun. It's glittery, noisy (by Japan standards), and ...
Okonomiyaki, châteaux et... Ya-chan!
... 4;たは 来| 14;すか?
Alors bien que cette semaine m'est mémorable d'abord parce que je l'ai passé avec Yasuko, je vous recommande tout de même d'y faire un tour puisqu'Osaka est tout de même ville rivale de Tokyo pour le titre de meilleure ville... donc, elle doit d'être vu!
Maintenant en direction de l'Australie pour un peu de camping ...
What. A. Day.
... in perspective. As stressful as our last couple days were, all we really have to worry about is how to get to the next stop on our vacation. Compared to what a lot of people have had to deal with here, it really is nothing.
So anyways, yesterday morning we woke up early in Nara while there was still dew on the ground and hopped on a train to Hiroshima. Nara was awesome by the way, check back in a few days and I'll put up the pictures. ...