Nara Hakushikaso
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Kintetsu Train, Deers and Flameable Dining
Finding the Kintetsu line in Kyoto station ... one sign says go this way, the other go that way ... as it turns out, you have to go UP. Thank you to Rebecca from Melbourne who found us to tell us where to go! What a coincidence that we were all headed to Nara on the same day, and we'd crossed paths twice struggling to find the right train line. …
Dotonbori and Nara
... and the police station) ending in me being given a ride home by Mako`s boyfriend.
On Sunday we met at the station around noon. Alexis and I were early so we went for coffee. Alexis hadn't`t come with us with the car and was out dancing all night with the Americans - so he had to wait for the first train in the morning to get home, which meant that he had NO sleep making me feel quite rested in comparison with my couple hours of sleep.
A trip ...
Big Buddha
... suppose it was a sort of game for them. It made getting down the path to the temple quite hazardous though. I almost stepped on several kids or knocked them down when they ran in front of me without looking. Whatever, I had my pretty sunbrella (from Shanghai!) and my sunglasses, so I was in no hurry. Yes, it was sunny today! At least mostly. This was good except that it was HOT. And still humid. And of course, there were stairs. So many stairs. I finally got ...
Aprilwetter...
... beim Mittagessen: Wir hatten bereits bestellt und warteten auf unser Essen, als eine ältere Japanerin vom Nachbartisch zu uns kam und fragte, ob wir ihren Reiseintopf probieren möchten. Es sei eine lokale Spezialität, und sie und ihre Kollegin hätten noch ziemlich viel in dem grossen Topf übrig, in welchem das Gericht serviert wird. Wir sagten dankend zu und schon stand der Topf auf unserem Tisch. Das Servierpersonal brachte rasch 4 Schälchen und ...
Nara : Fushila, Park, Museum, Deer, Osaka Arrival
... Fushimi Temple Entrance. This one was just young japanese, probably students, and foreign tourists, so not the same atmosphere, and no hotub to relax for a good soak This morning took the train south to Nara. Nara was the original capital before Kyoto, and then Tokyo. Nara and Kyoto were capitals in the ...