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... jukebox was new. We had some anyways. Not so good. Music was good: lots of Al Green, James Brown. As we drank our bad sake, we noticed a sign listing menu items: gumbo, jambalaya, fried chicken. Being from NOLA, we were curious, but not brave (or drunk) enough to try Japanese Cajun food. Décor would have been completely tasteless in the US: posters of Black Power, black- and white-faced actors, racial equality slogans. Caricatures of ...

... Nagoya Sta. The park which contains a few interesting museums are admission free except the Craft Center. Hina dolls in the picture below was made of ceramics. Osu Kannon Temple: The appearnace is gorgeous, but there was nothing to see except the large paper lantern as in my photo. Centrair (Central Japan International Airport): It was newly openend in Feb, 2005. It houses a lot of restaurants, shops, and gallaries. The Toyota robot ...

... are already pumped up for the coming cherry blossoms. We, ourselves, are hoping to take in some of Kyoto during the sakura season before we get out of here. With about a week available between us moving out and our flight to Germany, we should be able to get there on a good day. But here's also hoping that we encounter similarly fine weather when we arrive in Europe. I relish the opportunity to enjoy the warmer months again without the responsibilities of the daily grind.

... shopping. The next morning I was hoping to rent a bike and explore the city. In comparison to Korea, Nagoya is heaven for pedestrians and cyclers. Although there were a lot of bicycles there was not a single shop to rent one. So, for 600 YEN a day a traveled by subway, what is perfectly organized. Via globalfreeloader.com I came in contact with this girl who lives in Nagoya. She was willing to offer me a room for 1 night, what would ...