New Otani Kobe Harborland

... about coming back at the end of the trip to see it all completed.<br><br>Anyway, we finally managed to make it to a hostel which was massive and practically empty but the staff still decided to put us in a four bed dorm with another couple who we interrupted in an embarrassing situation as we walked in on the first night, oh dear! Anyway, the hostel was ok but it was really expensive so the following morning we left at 9 in the morning to another hostel down the road ...

... at Steak Ron, delicious Sakuyaki at Hariju and more helpings of takoyaki/okonomuyaki/yakisoba.<br><br>S teak Ron<br>1-10-2 Sonezaki Shinchi, Kita-ku | Umeda, Osaka<br><br>Hariju<br>1-9-26 Nishishinsaibashi Chuo-ku Osaka<br><br>Takontetsu (Pizza Ball House)<br>1-9-20 Maru Bldg Umeda 1 Chome <br>

... Parents know what's best for their children so they arrange marriage. He emphatically repeated that NOBODY is "untouchable" anymore. And of interest, he stated that any foreign company wanting to do business in India has to form a business partnership with an Indian company. So, for example, Honda is Honda Siel Cars India.<br><br>Akram reported that more and more Japanese companies are doing business in India, hence these students' travel to Japan for a one ...

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... were lovely. Matthew said I didn't miss anything even though the ceremony went on for another hour after we left. I am inclined to believe him based on the first 30 minutes. We drove down the streets with the cherry blossoms which ARE in bloom. We're going to do that again today - taking the bullet train to Nara and Kyoto to ...

... to adjust to the time change and see a bit of the city. Kobe suffered a major earthquake in 1994, but the only sign of it today is the Earthquake Memorial that we visited along the shore. We took a bus tour around the city, which was interesting even though we couldn't understand the guide! Kyoto The day after my conference ended, we took the fast train to Kyoto. We got there early and spent the day walking around the city, which is a little bigger and more historic ...

... from point A to point B. Our first feat was navigating through the Japan subway system, we stood in front of the pay station for like 10 minutes, clueless on how to buy a ticket or which subway to get on, until someone felt sorry for us and lead us in the right way. We then tried the bus next, we successfully boarded the right bus but did not know what stop to get off in since it was all in ...

... and now Tech. I imagine this will change quite a bit about how schools run and security procedures that are in place. Now parents can worry even more when they drop their child off for that memorable first day of school. I worry a little bit everyday when the first grade Japanese students begin their long walks home through the small streets in town. Then I remind myself that Japan is one of the safest countries in the world, with a very low crime rate. However ...

... hodjo na gradove, po hribih v visokih petah, skos vedno so urejene, mislim, da znajo vse kuhat juho (sam ne zgancev) - kar ni precej tezko, ker sam alge vrzes v vodo ;). sushi je ze bolj advanced ;). pol sem se cist zapodila v templje in najela kolo po kjotu in prekolesarla ene 30 km in skor umrla zvecer od utrujenosti in bolecih kolen - ja, niso najbolj visoki. in danes, kot se spodobi, sem si sla ogledat himeji, to je najstarejsi grad, brez ...

... had studied in Germany a year ago and all of them were pretty fun. We got into an intense game of "Janken", basically rock-paper-scissors, which is actually a huge cultural phenomenon over here. They use Janken as a drinking game, to settle arguments, and even in business dealing with the winner not having to deal with further argument...the winner is right, no questions!! Interesting that they use what we think of as a kids game as a serious resolution to conflict! Anyway ...