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... and headed out the backside of the mall to discover a jazz festival! Though the singer we heard was pretty good, the set in itself was a little bland and we lost interest.
Though we had hoped to go the zoo, we missed the last bus out there, so we headed back to the hotel in defeat. After a few hours recharching and napping, we decided to strike out and the beer festival we had heard so much about. We found it ...

... been to. Unlike our small hotel showers, however, this bath had a sauna. I've been to several saunas, especially when I was Sweden. I enjoy them usually, but this bad boy was in a league of its own. The thermometer on the inside ready 90 degrees. Celsius. That's a balmy 195+ degrees Fahrenheit.
After the death-defying, stroke-tempting brush with the sauna, we headed home and beaded down for the night.

... also how the Japanese did in Asia and Pacific during the war. We should keep remembering how cruel those were, but again, not to blame, but not to forget for our future.
There are still many wars and violence going on in the world. Japan and Japanese people really should take this role to send the message out to the world, "war is not the answer, violence wouldn't solve anything in a long run".

... 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 ...

I arrived in Sapporo at the transition of autumn and winter season. During that time, the temperature varied from 10-20 degrees centigrade. The place where I am staying was almost 30 meters away from Hokkaido University. So my first agenda: Hokkaido University. I roamed around as a vagabond with my bicycle, carrying a small camera, and a stand behind my back. Professional ...

... the top of Grouse Mountain in Vancouver and gazing down at the city. It was quite breathtaking (unfortunately, my nighttime pictures did not turn out as well as I hoped they would). I'm starting to fall in love with Sapporo. Of all the Japanese cities that I've been to, this has got to be one of the most livable for a prairie boy like me. There are mountains, prairie, and all of the big city ...

... no-suit/tie" mode. He was in a very handsome turtleneck, and instantly ready to join us on our adventures. This proved to be a gracious stroke of luck on our part. We took the subway to the final stop on the line, and then a cab up to the Park. We were a ways out, and the countryside was beautiful and the park was perfectly manicured. We decided to treat Tom for all his hard work and knowledge, and covered his cab and admission. So the Hokkaido Historical Village Park is ...