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Day 413: cemetary and temples
In the train I've got time to observe stuff. Like graffitties. There are none. Switzerland is supposed to be clean, but whoever has invented that reputation has not been to Japan. Thinking back, I think train stations can say a lot about a country and its people. Japanese stations, from what I have seen are spotless. The people too. All neatly dressed and sitting straight. Some are sleeping, but strangely I never see anybody yawn. ...
Denden town and lots of photos!
... about the many deer that live within the city. I have some excellent photos of that and especially one where a group decides to gang up a woman that was holding the deer cookies! Some of the shots in these series seem highly oversaturated. But thats mostly because of the cheap conversion tool :(. Ah yes and lets not forget the temple with the Great Buddha inside and the Nara To-Kae festival. ...
All for the light
Sure its an extremely large conurbation of Osaka, Kobe and reaching all the way back to Kyoto, but I came into this city for one reason; the church of the light. Tado Ando's little big statement in concrete, and a big tick on the list of architectural highlights.
In the middle of the suburbs, to get there and get in might have been a little tricky. Fortunately I had ...
To Japan, with love
After serious thought, we decided to keep our plans to travel in Japan. We had been planning to fly into Tokyo on April 4th since the end of February. Instead, we flew into Osaka late last night.
The decision to come to Japan was a difficult one to make, partially because the news coming from the affected regions, particularly concerning the badly damaged Fukushima-Diiachi nuclear power plant, was so varied and consistently evolving.
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Osaka and Hiroshima
... is placed on a hot plate in the center of the table. Dining at an Okonomitaki restaurant is an interactive experience and well worth a trip if you're ever in Japan. Or if you're brave enough, cooking at home!
After our day off from Shrines and Temples we were having withdraw symptoms so headed to Osaka castle. It was quiet a sight. Standing tall among its modern counterparts its a real symbol of Japans history. We spent an hour or so there, surrounded by a moat and ...
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