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Ninjas!!!!
... Japanese poet. Particular famous for his Haiku poems. He was from Iga, so this very small museum paid homage to his work. Unfortunately for me, aside from the small handout I was given on entering the museum, the rest of the exhibits were in Japanese only, so I could't read anything. I definitely need to get to work on learning kanji.
After finishing up in Iga for the afternoon, I hopped back on the train for the 2 hour journey back to ...
Yabusame Horseback Archery Festival
... up the many stairs to see the shrine, but a few in the group really wanted to check out. It was magnificent! Shrines are a great place to visit in Japan if you love nature. The Tado shrine had a nice spring running through the grounds as well as several old, huge trees and a small waterfall. It was a great way to end the day and begin our small hike back to the train ...
Road Trip
... style hotel) so we thought maybe it was the place. We were all very new to Japan and the language so it was a bit of the blind leading the blind. We wondered around the outside nature trails before we went inside to have lunch and enjoy the onsen. Lunch was great. It was a traditional meal of rice, tempura, sashimi, and miso soup. Afterward, we had to figure out how to pay for the onsen. There was a machine with many choices where we were supposed ...
Ninjas!
... used to attack and defend. It was pretty impressive to see. Afterwards, we walked to the castle of Iga Ueno, which was nearby. It wasn`t that big, but it was still very beautiful. Knowing we would visit the castle in Himeji later on our trip, we didn`t go inside. We walked back to the station and took the train back to Kyoto, where we rested for the rest of the evening.
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Japan, land of crazyness I love it
... out to be some sort of tofu with red bean paste. To top it of it was fecking expensive as it was a Japanese -al la carte bollocks. toast beautiful toast After a spate of just awful meals we happened upon a cafe in the museum of modern art. Toast was on the menu so we hungrily ordered two portions each. The beauty of seeing toast lovely and golden in colour from artery hardening butter coming towards you. The bread the size of ...
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