Sapporo Garden Palace

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... We found it funny at first, but it quickly became awkward and then rude and then just plain obnoxious. We wandered further down the park.<br> And stumbled upon the coolest playground equipment in the history of the human race. First we found a super slick black marble slide, and next we found a huge hill of concrete made for running up and sliding down. Several small children found us quite ...

... the bridges near the monument in Hiroshima.<br>Then, this just reminded me of the Issey Miyake's article on the New York Times.<br>http://www.nytimes.com/2009/0 7/14/opinion/14miyake.html<br><br>I've never been to Hiroshima yet.<br>It's not to blame someone now. It's a history, but there are many histories that shouldn't be forgotten... not only these nuclear bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki ...

... from this town. The government planned on building a dam on Saru River, where Ainu people have used for salmon hunting and other sanctuary rituals. Many individuals including Mr. Shigeru Kayano who became a politician later fought about this project. The dam was built, but during the court session, Sapporo regional court mentioned about Ainu people as the indigenous people. That was the very first recognition of the national level about them. Since then, Hokkaido ...

We're in Sapporo now and it's absolutely amazing. However the hostel is charging ten yen per freaking minute to use the internet - which adds up to roughly $10 AUD an hour. So there won't be any further posts until we reach Tokyo again in another three days.<br><br>Missing you all,<br>Tom and Rachael<br>

We're in Sapporo now and it's absolutely amazing. However the hostel is charging ten yen per freaking minute to use the internet - which adds up to roughly $10 AUD an hour. So there won't be any further posts until we reach Tokyo again in another three days.<br><br>Missing you all,<br>Tom and Rachael<br>

... dating from the 1800's are still here and have been incorporated into the architecture of the mall. We went into one which claimed to be a beer museum only to discover that it is not only a museum but also a working brew pub! Basically, a small part of the old brewery is still in operation making some truly unique products. I tried a red beer that has as one of its ingredients red cabbage. This was truly ...

... as we found out had little straw weaved covers, presumably to protected them from the cold. Also they had bits of rope holding up the branches, to train them to grow in a curtain way I'd imagine. The TV tower was a good point of navigation. A smaller version of the Eiffel tower and bang in the centre of the city. We did the usually daily things such as lunch and get out money. Then headed over to the Information resources plaza, which the lonely planet said was a good place for English ...