Royal Park Inn Hotel Nagoya

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... weekend of drinking and train rides and bathing in the sun all day, I was glad I had such a good pal with me to share the inconvenience that is Inaka (Inaka = countryside).<br>The interesting thing about this evening is our run-ins with nature. Neither of us had seen any wild boars (Inoshishi), the oddly-horned deer that looks like goats (Shika, or Bambi), or any other wildlife in Japan yet. I count myself lucky that I haven't run into any Mamushi (Vipers) yet. Well, on the road, we ...

... taste, hehe. I got home at around 9:30. I have a busy day tomorrow since we have to help Sasaki sensei and Aoyama sensei with their classes tomorrow. It means I need to be at school at 9 am and then we have our first cloth dying class tomorrow! So we actually have a full day from 9-3:30 and then Nishio is taking us to get our Alien Registration Cards so I can finally buy a cel phone! Until next time!

... a fat 10megapixel digital camera with a baffling array of options and features. It's understandably taking some time to get familiar with, but I should have a good grip on it by the time we fly out in April. Speaking of which, we also have our tickets arranged, so there is now an official date on the calendar. On the 8th of April we will be taking off from Chubu International and settling in for a long flight to Frankfurt on Asiana Airlines, via Seoul. Mayu has a 12 ...

... head is baked he gains super powers and uses them to visit developing countries to allow hungry people to eat his head. When it's all gone he becomes weak and needs to return home so his Uncle Jam can bake him a fresh head - that's when the bad guys come to try to kill him. One of Anpanman's commrades is burnt toast head man. It's pretty funny. As I'm sure most of you have seen from Kyle's Web site (www.spaz.com/rtw - click on the Japan link) Kyle is doing very well with his ...

... Unfortunately, the big hanami party we had planned for Sunday (yesterday) got rained out, and it was too cold and damp by the late afternoon when it cleared up. Rather typically, I woke up this morning to a stunningly gorgeous day without a cloud in the sky. Typical because I had to work. Murphy's Law, I suppose. In any case, it's probably the nicest, most festive season in Japan, so it's a pleasure all the same. And now I have an easy way to memorialize it.