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... to me on my previous visits, had recently given birth to a beautiful baby daughter, Karin. I couldn't go home without seeing Yumi and her family again, so I'd booked flights to Nagoya so I could fit in some sightseeing too.

I got talking to an interesting old Japanese man on the Friday morning flight, and he spoke excellent English having worked in Europe for many years, supplying automobile parts. In fact, he'd spent six years in Dusseldorf which immediately ...

... Indonesian/Korean boy in my class. The Aussie boy has these cute little rosy cheeks and looks a bit like an eskimo! Money was the conversation topic of the week. We were showing the kids photos of our last field trip to the zoo to prepare them for another field trip on Friday, when the new boy said "we don't go there, mummy say it's too expensive". Also, one of the parents was concerned because her son was very defiant on wearing the school uniform on ...

... meni. Juu, Suomessa olisikin kyllä kiva hiihdellä, mutta kun nuo porot on kauhea ongelma! Jatkuvasti pamahtaa jostain lumikinosten takaa joku raivotautinen Petteri ärhentelemään ja siinä saa sitten tosissaan lykkiä, ettei ole poro lahkeessa kiinni! Ruokatilanteeseen ollaan varauduttu ottamalla mukaan Japanilaisia pussinuudeleita, koska olemme kuulleet huhua, että Suomessa syödään ainoastaan poroa ja päälle vielä raakaa kalaa! Y ...

... in Japanese, so I ended up having to tell my mom my question, and then have her ask it in Mandarin for me. We left the electronics store and went across the street to the Nagoya train station. In Japan, the train stations allow people to travel between nearby towns conveniently. Therefore, the need for a car is much less in Japan. Many people walk, ride a bike or take a bus, cab or train to get around. Personally owned vehicles still exist, but I think they ...

... one foot to the other) and throw salt (to purify the mound against the evil charms of women). Just when you think something's going to happen, they stand up and start the intimidation rituals all over again. When they actually get into the wrestling, it lasts about 5 seconds and then it's all over - single elimination style. As this is going on, boys are walking up and down the aisles selling beer and bento boxes. It's great. We got the really cheap seats (bleachers), but most of the ...