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Miyoshi-kan Aizuwakamatsu

1103 Oto-machi Ashinomaki Aizuwakamatsu, Fukushima, Tohoku, 969-5147, Japan

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... colors. I saw posters and post cards that showed entire mountainsides awash in color. The lady I mentioned earlier said it’s because of the extremely hot summer they had this year – the hottest on record. They’re not at all sure that the leaves will turn at all. I’ll be curious to see whether more leaves turn over the next couple of weeks. Fall comes pretty late to much of Japan – even late November in places like ...

Towards the North.

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... the arcades, visiting record shops with even the cd of Ari Koivunen for sale...Needless to say we didn't buy it, but stumbled on some other music inspired things. You could buy all the parts for making a violin or rent a studio by the hour or just enjoy some live heavy/rock music in a basement, but this time we just passed them and walked on and into the kaiten sushi restaurant.

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In the middle of nowhere by accident.

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... amenities and went back to him to tell him we forgot to say we also wanted dinner, as well as breakfast. Dinner was served at a big table for 10 persons at 18.30 and the choices were chicken, salmon or horse. The dinner was nicely laid out, like it usually is, in different bowls and on small plates. There was fresh cucumber, pickled vegetables, green beans, meat rolls filled with vegetables, miso soup and a wooden round box with rice topped with salmon and ...

Baindai Plateu

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Zwischen den grossen Zentren Japans reist man dank dem Shinkansen, trotz den teils grossen Distanzen, ziemlich rasant und recht komfortabel. Anders sieht es hingegen aus, wenn man sich ins Hinterland begeht, so wie z.B. nach Kamishiro. Und so wird halt die Reise nach Urabandai, unserem nächsten Ziel, zu einer Tagesreise. Angefangen mit einem extrem mühsamen und überaus vollen Regionalzug, wir stehen 1.5 Stunden lang, folgen vier ...

Goshiki-Numa

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... bescherte. Zurück in Sendai holte uns Gabe am Bahnhof ab und wir gingen in ein interessantes Restaurant essen. Interessant daher, weil es auf der Speisekarte Pizza, Kebab, Enchilladas und diverse andere Speisen aus verschiedensten Ländern hatte, ein wirklich kurioser Mix. Immerhin sprach die eine Kellnerin Englisch. Nachdem wir alle drei unsere leckeren Pizzas verdrückt hatten ging es schon wieder zurück zu Gabe, da in Sendai nach acht Uhr nix mehr los ist.


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