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Saga Youth Hall

1-21-50 Hinode Saga, Saga, Kyushu-Okinawa, 849-0923, Japan

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From Hakata to Busan a trip by ferry.

A travel blog entry by oliverfisher

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So what did i think of Hakata, to be honest i only spent a few hours there, which i spent most of the time browsing a 7-11 store just becuase it was about 6am and it was freezing outside and i had a few hours to kill before my train, so i thought i might as well keep warm.

After a while i managed to get into the international ferry terminal, but i had to about 2 hours to check in, i was going to go into town but at that point i was ...

Üç Maymun Gerçekte Ne Diyor?..

A travel blog entry by gecturk





Türkçe dahil geniş bir dil coğrafyasında “üç maymun” ya da ...

Day 13 Fukuoka

A travel blog entry by willandclaire

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... nicely pointed me in the right direction.After a cheap and very tasty lunch we went exploring the city, a great shopping area. In a huge department store we went to the basement where you can sample all the weird food, some was quite tasty. However I'm not sure what it was but it was supposed to be a Japanese delicacy for dessert, but I could not hide my distaste. The shop assistant and Will had a good laugh! It tasted like ...

The Truffle Chuffle, again and again and...

A travel blog entry by aborder

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... always fascinated by the highlights from the Sumo wrestling!! I was lucky that the Sumo tribe were in town for two weeks and I managed to get the cheapest ticket and turned up at 9am. I have to admit, there were only 5 people in the crowd at that time, but the Sumo guys kept coming out and for the next 8 hours, that was my life! The lower league guys come out early and the big guns come out near the end! My ticket was still about 18 pounds, ...

Busan, South Korea to Fukuoka, Japan

A travel blog entry by evelyncurry

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... in our cabin, the Japanese family helped us with our sightseeing guides. The mother spoke English and translated the information her husband to us about all the temples and areas of Kyoto to visit. They were very friendly; the 9 year old daughter helped me with some pronunciation from my phrase book. The ferry didn't leave port until after 11pm. The mother explained to us that the journey was too short for an overnight trip. We leave very late and ...