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Bathe with the public
... to access the local train, boarded then traveled 20 minutes to the nearby port town called Takahama. This is the location of three ferries, one large, one small, and third is one of those catamaran high speed ferries. Why so many ferries? I was surprised to learn that Japan is composed of 6,852 islands of which 421 are inhabited. I had no idea!
The ancient gent at the little train station was very help to me. ...
Getting butt naked at a Japanese hot spring
... I had completely to myself (which was good, as, being British, I was a little apprehensive about being starkers in front of a bunch of Japanese strangers).
I only stayed in the bath for about 10 mins as it was like a sauna in there. It was so damn hot that I started to get a headache and had to get out. After that I was led to a tatami area with a balcony overlooking the road outside. There I was served green tea and biscuits. It was nice to be waited on and relax in the ...
Matsuyama Castle
Von Imabari ging es mit dem Zug los nach Matsuyama, was etwa 40min davon entfernt ist. Dort besuchten wir die Burg. Diese ist immer noch in ihrer Originalform erhalten, jedoch schon mal grösstenteils niedergebrannt und im zweiten Weltkrieg auch zerbombt.
From Imabari we took the train to Matsuyama which is about 40 ...
This is a Typhoon?
... me, they couldn't stop laughing. I guess were not the only ones who have trouble getting our students to do homework.
Next I was offer to visit Axel at Funaki Junior High School. He was also in a science class, they were hard at work. I guess they didn't know that they were leaving after 3rd hour. I wonder if they got homework to fill out the rest of the day.
Our final stop was Kawahigashi ( East of the River?) Junior High School. ...
Kyoto - Matsuyama
... van je verwacht wordt), doet ze in een kluisje, krijgt een sleutel en je besteld je "programma". Ik ben bij de Dogo Onsen voor de meest uitgebreide versie gegaan. Ik kon badderen in een fantastisch luxe bad en in het publieke bad. Ik krijg mijn eigen Yukata (een soort Kimono) om tussen de baden te pendelen. Daarna kreeg ik thee geserveerd in een schitterende Japanse privekamer, met heerlijke rijstachtige snoepjes erbij. Ik was zooooooo relax naar afloop. Een ...
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