Miyuki Station Hotel Nagoya

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... and disciplined culture.
Most Japanese are Shinto and Buddhist, which combines elements of self and nature. There were Shinto temples scattered all over the island. Everything was very beautiful, clean, and well-presented, as the Japanese value aesthetics.
One of the odd things were the random vending machines EVERYWHERE! They really love their vending machines, and have vending machines for everything- even for used underwear and other fetishes.
Tsushima, Chubu, Japan truddick

... nothing came of it really. It was just odd. So I split from Dan, bought myself a good teaching bag, and met with Derek. We took different trains to get there, and sort of messed up on which trains to take (the internet directions his friend got for him, a Japanese gal, were almost all wrong and over-complicated). It was fun, we laughed, and eventually found our way there.
The weather was perfect. The atmosphere, lively. The Mos Burgers...heavenly. I dont' think I mentioned it ...

... and showcases the current crop of Toyota vehicles sold in Japan. From there we were bussed to one of the assembly plants. From a catwalk over the factory floor, we observed the robotic welding of unibodies and the entire assembly process. The assembly plant was surprisingly quiet and the smooth, flexible automation of many operations quite impressive. As we watched, we could see the quality processes pioneered by the Toyota company at work. If any ...

... ihminen kyydissä, mahtavat jalkatilat, paljon enemmän tilaa matkatavaroille kuin junassa ja todella upeat maisemat ...että näin. Luotijuna on ihan kiva kokemus, mutta kyllä tässä bussikyydissä näki todella hienoa ja erilaista Japania. Reitti kulkee läpi lumihuippuisten vuorten ja pienten perinteisten Japanilaisten kylien, eikä paljon malttanut edes yrittää nukkua! Kahden tunnin välein oli tauko, jolloin kuljettaja k ...

... really good! So before coming on this trip I was planning on having some takoyaki before I left. I had had some already from a rest stop shop, so I wasn't pressed to buy some at that moment. I also wasn't hungry, so I just looked at it, and went on. I was trying to keep an eye out for things to eat for lunch since it was about noon by then also. Afterwards, we walked around a bit more before I decided to get the takoyaki anyway. I wen't back to the shop and ...

Here are some pictures of our apartment in Nagoya, Japan. It's pretty small by western standards (but so is everything else here!), but we can manage just fine. It consists of two rooms: a living/sleeping area (6 tatami mats), and a kitchen area. We also have a washing machine (which washes with cold water only of course) and a tiny little walkout/balcony to dry our clothes. Funky :)