Royal Okayama

2-4 Ezu-Cho, Okayama-shi Okayama, Okayama, Chugoku, 700-0028, Japan

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My wife's family is from Okayama

A travel blog entry by c.i.222

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My wife's family is from Okayama, and she has relatives who live there. We visited her families grave site, and her cousin was good enough to drive us around to show us Himeji Castle, Kurashiki (used often for samurai movies), and other locations.
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Kurashiki and Onomichi: Rainy day Plan B

A travel blog entry by mchao

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... that is tiled effective with dog statues, the same dog statue.

I spent a couple hours wandering Kurashiki, snapped a few pictures, but otherwise had no real connection with the place. At least the kura in Kakunodate were family vaults, and you could tell something about the family from their contents.

From Kurashiki, it made my way down to Onomichi, where the rain had not gotten any better. For the gateway ...

We're back again!

A travel blog entry by snichelson

... until July when my parents come home for vacation. She's been babysitting for some of the neighbors (including three adorable kids from Australia) to make some extra cash.

And for the most exciting part... we're going to Hong Kong for vacation! And even better, my friend Meredith will be in the city at the same time. I'm so excited to be able to explore a foreign country with her. Not that my family isn't great, but it's always nice to meet up with a friend ...

Christmas WITH Cake

A travel blog entry by jellyinjapan

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This is going to be a combo blog of all my fun (this might be questionable) experiences with Christmas in Japan. Oh, Christmas in Japan…



Let me start by saying that Christmas in Japan starts in October. Yes, as soon as the sparse Halloween things leave stores (actually, before they did in some cases), up goes the green and red, the Santas, the…. Christmas Cake. I'm a staunch believer in the idea that Christmas comes after Thanksgiving, not a ...

The Art of the Enkai

A travel blog entry by jellyinjapan

... Bounenkai, literally means Forget the Year Party. And that’s what it is.

My elementary school invited me off-hand to their Bounenkai, and they were very excited when I happily and quickly accepted the offer. Not knowing fully what to expect, I made my way after stopping at one of my junior highs to help out, a little bit late.

I forgot that in Japan, everything is either on time, or earlier. Even parties. By the time I made it to the restaurant, ...

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