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Finally - tourism
... due to my lack of chopsticks skills.
We did a little shopping. Karen proceeded to freak us out by eating a weird, fried gelatinous block of something that she said was "cuttlefish" flavored. You know the "you could deep fry a bowling ball, and I'd eat it" thing? - Shot to hell.
Long train ride back and Heidi and I booked it to the corner convenience store for dinner: ...
Ironman 70.3 Centrair Tokoname
... point. After a while, I was satisfied with the race, leaving the goal. I walked along the beach, cheering up the competitors running on the promenade in there. A few of them appreciated it and I cheered up all the more for the appreciations. The scenery of the beach was also excellent and I was so impressed. When I reached the bus stop, I got on a bus for the airport, which was packed, because the athletes who finished the ...
Kumano Kodo: Pilgrimage or Grudge match?
... I’d find the way somehow.
A note in retrospect: since this is a pilgrimage trail, the road lies between two shrines, one at Owase and one at Aiga, so that would have been useful to know. From the Owase end, it’s a climb up lots and lots of steps, through a cemetery, where there’s a memorial to tsunami victims hundred of years back. It was here that The Grudge match came into being. I don’t know what happened ...
Mikimoto pearls
a day trip to Toba, home to the aquarium and Mikimoto pearls. The mayor of Toba met us at the train station, Kenda-San. We went to the pearl shop and made our selections. So much to choose from. Because a few of us wanted the same pieces, we went to the Mikimoto museum had lunch (mayor's treat) and saw the show so the pearl shop could make our pieces. We had a private room and tour. It was really ...
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