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... the bridges near the monument in Hiroshima.<br>Then, this just reminded me of the Issey Miyake's article on the New York Times.<br>http://www.nytimes.com/2009/0 7/14/opinion/14miyake.html<br><br>I've never been to Hiroshima yet.<br>It's not to blame someone now. It's a history, but there are many histories that shouldn't be forgotten... not only these nuclear bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki ...

I came to Sapporo last year with my friends. On the last day, I went to visit the Ainu museum in Shiraoi by myself. Since then, I got in the PhD program, and I am focusing on the indigenous issues. Ainu culture is such beautiful. I got so much interest in their culture since then. This time, I came to Sapporo to meet up with more people. Haruzo from Kimitsu had me connect with Nanako. She's a graduate student at the Hokkaido University. We talked on the phone. She ...

... All of these things were a much needed attitude lift that will hopefully help me appreciate these last few months in Japan more than I would have before. I'm glad I took this trip. Happy to have traveled with such a great group of people. Ecstatic that I finally saw the snow sculptures and understood what all the commotion related to the Snow Festival is about. I hope my pictures can help do the same for you!

We're in Sapporo now and it's absolutely amazing. However the hostel is charging ten yen per freaking minute to use the internet - which adds up to roughly $10 AUD an hour. So there won't be any further posts until we reach Tokyo again in another three days.<br><br>Missing you all,<br>Tom and Rachael<br>

We're in Sapporo now and it's absolutely amazing. However the hostel is charging ten yen per freaking minute to use the internet - which adds up to roughly $10 AUD an hour. So there won't be any further posts until we reach Tokyo again in another three days.<br><br>Missing you all,<br>Tom and Rachael<br>

... Hong Kong won. The subject of the statues vary and often feature an event or famous person from the past year. This year some of the ice sculptures were: a Japanese castle, the Grand palace in Thailand, Whale, Manta Ray from the aquarium in Okinawa, Mickey Mouse and Stitch (from the movie Lilo and Stitch), a famous Japanese comedian, the Japanese Imperial Palace, Milk Land Hokkaido (apparently there are a lot of cows in Hokkaido) and one symbolizing Freedom. There ...

... heading to hear some music and asks if we like American Oldies. Of course we do! We end up on the second floor of some building at a small, dark place called The Kippers. A huge picture of Elvis is just to the side of the stage where the house band is getting ready to strike up for their next set. The music is quite good and the slightly off-kilter pronunciations are just what you'd expect from a Japanese band covering the Beach Boys. The business men sitting next ...