International Hotel Nagoya

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... a big smile on my face. The Japanese karaokes are vastly superior to the Korean noraebangs due to the massive and indeed varied songlist, not to mention the quality sound system - at times it was like John Squire was in the room with me!<br><br>All hotels had long since been fully booked in Nagoya on Saturday night due to the F1 Grand Prix - I'd certainly timed my trip well! In actual fact, this turned out to be a blessing in disguise as I made the decision to go to ...

... Aquarium and he responded with a big grin "I think we can do that!" So on Friday, we went on the school bus to visit the City FireStation. I don't think I had ever been to a firestation back home, so I was super excited! The children got to hop on the Fire engine, and wear a mini fire-fighter's suit as well as hold the hose. There were also some firefighters taking their practical exam, so the kids got to watch some guys run up and down the field, climb up ...

... I just got to walk around a bit. They have built a skytrain-like system that is probably only a few years old, and two stations before the grounds I saw a huge Toyota building. They have a factory tour and museum here so I stopped on my way back. Closed. Monday. geesh. Mondays suck. Either you have to go back to work after the weeekend, or - if you are an unemployed like me - most things are closed up so you can't see much.

... was supposed to return it to the front desk that morning at check out, but it had slipped my mind... I told the tour guide and he said that he would see what he could do, and I gave it to him. Later, he told me the bus driver would take it back since he or someone in his bus company would be driving back over there at some point in time. I looked around a while more and then hopped back on the bus to see if my laptop could pick up a wireless connection. As you all ...

... sized cockroach roaming around so we are counting ourselves lucky. The other night, after finishing a very satisfying meal at a local Mexican restaurant we spotted a cockroach meandering along the wall. Not exactly a nice way to finish dinner. I'm not sure if we'll ever go back. We have managed to get out and about quite a bit in July. Earlier this month we visited the Higashiyama Zoo in Nagoya. As all zoos tend to be, it was a bit depressing seeing so many beautiful animals ...