Nikko Kanazawa
2-15-1 Hon-machi, Kanazawa-shi Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Chubu, 920-0853, Japan
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Inca o infuzie de cultura japoneza
Ziua de 30 iunie am inceput-o cu o vizita la piata de dimineata in Takayama. Piata era situate in fata unui muzeu pe care l-am vizitat dupa aia. Muzeul era deschis intr-o cladire veche guvernamentala unde guvernul shogunilor stringeau taxele si administrau domeniile. Piata era de fapt citeva tarabe mici mai mult cu legume proaspete si citeva …
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Day 17: Snow in Shirakawago
... completely divided 2 or 3 lane highway heading North out of Nagoya that we took, and it was signposted at a maximum of 80km/h. It was absolutely insane. Luckily for us, it seems that speed limits, like most of the other road rules in this country, like pedestrian crossings, "kept left unless overtaking" and "no parking" were completely optional. Our bus didn't stick to the speed limit, and quite a few times we were blown out of the water by a ...
Zen Tempel und Konsum Tempel
... alle Stühle auf die Tische gestellt vor. Es sieht etwas unwirtlich aus, hat aber seinen guten Grund. Denn der Boden, auf dem gesessen und geschlafen wird, ist blitzeblank. Während Toru und seine Frau Nana zur Arbeit gingen, hat zuhause der Putzroboter den Boden poliert. In Japan nichts Ungewöhnliches, doch wir haben nicht schlecht gestaunt. Per Knopfdruck fährt der scheibenförmige Putzroboter nicht nur quer durch die Wohnung und um alle Tischbeine herum, er findet auch wie ...
Castle Town (minus the castle)
... spring, there was a mountain of different types of fruit available for sale. On the other hand, the multitude of different seafood was crazy, they had everything from the local, seasonal fish to a variety of shellfish and crabs to seaweed. Not to mention the oysters on steroids...they are about 4 times the size of a Sydney Rock Oyster...just as tasty though! As usual, the six of us managed to spend a fair amount of time, wandering through all the food....however we managed to ...
Centre of Japan
... houses) are shaped due to the heavy snow in winter. The middle prefectures and those located on the northern edge of Japan all receive a lot of snow in the winter despite the lack of elevation and latitude as the dry, cold air sweeps over Siberia then gathers the moisture from the Sea of Japan and then dumps snow all over Japan. These houses are located in the valley and the snow sometimes buries the ground floor of the houses for the ...



