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619号(清潔感のあるベッド)室 外観 客室 クローゼット

Sendai Tokyu Hotel

2-9-25 Ichiban-cho, Aoba-ku Sendai, Miyagi, Tohoku, 980-0811, Japan

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A travel blog entry by ryusukefuda

21:14@実家

車で成田へ ;向け出発ᦀ 1;
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Zusammenfassung der letzten 3 Wochen

A travel blog entry by erickvita

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Hello Hello Hello!

3 Wochen ist es nun her seit dem letzten Blog. Bitte entschuldigt, falls ihr Einträge vermisst habt.
Vieles ist in der Zwischenzeit passiert und es war mir nicht so oft nach Blog schreiben.

Trotz allem habe ich vieles in den letzten 3 Wochen erlebt. Werde aber nicht auf Details eingehen, sonst würdet ihr gelangweilt einschlafen oder ihr würdet eine Woche lang lesen ;-)
Wer noch Fragen hat, soll ...

Zao Soft Rime, Zao Onsen, Yamadera

A travel blog entry by misocutlet

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... its hot spring. There were a few communal bathhouses in the area. Unfortunately, the most attractive outdoor hot spring bath was closed in this season, so I took a bath at the public bathhouse called Shimonoyu. There was neither ticket machine nor ticket-taker at the gate but a small post collecting 200 yen entrance fee. I tried to pay 200 yen and searched for some coins in my wallet, but I had only 80 yen in coin. I should have broken a bill at a convenience store ...

That's why - temples in a forest of red and yellow

A travel blog entry by anja_taferner

... Siberia. But that's not why I went there - I went to see the temples on the mountain - and they were amazing. There are at least 30, if not more, temples in the forest and to the one on top one needs to climb more than 1000 stone steps - there are Buddhist graves, shrines, little temples, statues everywhere along the way and even further off and every now and then I passed a bigger temple, with actual Buddhist monks ...

Why did I have to travel in autumn?

A travel blog entry by anja_taferner

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Despite the rain, I left the hotel reasonably early to go to Matsushima. Matsushima is essentially a village in a bay of more than 250 islands, many of them tiny (and I mean tiny - just big enough for a tree or two). I went there by boat to get a better impression of the islands - essentially rocks often with caves carved out by the tide and some pine-trees on top. Matsushima is one of the "three views of ...

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