Kanko Hotel Nagoya

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... a must in these parts. We went swimming, we met some cool cats playing volleyball and joined in. They were REALLY shy when I came up and asked to join in. They didn't ask many questions, didn't offer much information, and basically told me formally when they were "done" playing. But later, the most lively of the bunch gave me some tea, and actually remembered my name. I felt bad I didn't remember his, but it gave me hope, that not everyone freezes or despises foreigners in their ...

... be assaulted at once by a deafening cacophony of amplified and repeated electronic sounds and thousands of steel balls plunking the pins. The reek of stale cigarette smoke hits your nose and bright light and garish colors sear your retinas. I read that sitting entranced by the falling balls, the accompanying animated video and the blaring noise is somehow a great stress reliever. Whatever it does for people, it is clear that it is very habit-forming.

This is when I'm supposed to land in Nagoya. By coincidence, there were three people I knew on the plane all the way to Tokyo. One was the wind farm guy (Craig) from my flight in. The other two were the doctor I met in the coffee shop (Cooper) and his wife Jill. It made for lots of interesting conversation, including definitive ...

... hakama that I figured I should get one. Not to mention, it seemed very warm, and I liked how squishy it was. ^.^ Next we found the currency exchange counter, which was the main reason why we went to the 10th floor. My mom exchanged some money to Japanese yen, and then she browsed around a bit before we started descending the floors by escalator. So now I'm waiting for my mom to browse around before we go to the next floor. Speaking of, my mom's ready to go now, gotta go!

... We don't have any solid plans right now, but we are seriously thinking about Nagano (to escape some of the heat), maybe Tokyo, Hiroshima, and Hokkaido (northern island). Who knows. I don't really have anything else exciting to say so I'll be off. I hope I didn't bore you with my stories, and I hope you enjoy the pictures! Cross your fingers for a typhoon for us, so we can have a day off work! Just kidding (kind of). Take care of yourselves and enjoy the summer! We miss and think about you all the time. Joanne