Sun Heights Hotel Nagoya

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... This multi-floor, multi-media mega-plex has a kanransha (Ferris wheel) attached to the side of the building. Of course, Jes had to ride. <br><br>After checking out the main drag for a while, we went back to the ryokan. As we cleanup for supper, Jes discovered a Korean melodrama with a Japanese dub playing on TV. This turned out to be &#8220;Boys Over Flowers,&#8221; a popular shojo (girls&#8217;) manga, which has been made into several ...

Nagoya attractions were very limited. If you were an international tourist, I recommend Nagoya Castle which is one of the finest castle of Japan, Atsutajingu Shrine which is one of the most important shrine of Japan, and Tokugawa Museum which houses a famous the Scroll of the Tale of Genji. The scroll is open to public during a very short term. (From November 22 to 30, 2008) However, there are no accouting for taste and you may like other ...

... of the figures. This proved more difficult than expected due to the indoor lighting and colors (flash doesn't work well against the white paint of their faces!), but a few came out well. I then went out the other day to a few select spots around town, most notably the attractive Osu Kannon temple. Today was far more rewarding though. The first signs of spring start popping up around the middle of February, manifest best in the arrival of the plum blossoms again ...

... though), so we might take advantage of that. Mosquitoes have also started making an appearance. The other night one was hovering around my ear as I was trying to sleep. I couldn't handle it so I got up and switched on the light. I settled back into bed, watching and waiting for the mosquito to return. Twenty minutes later he was a no-show, so I decided to throw in the towel and take the chance that it might find Kyle more tasty than myself (which they never seem to do). I ...

... not a big touristic place." Still, I thought I'd take in the sights while I was getting to know it. The first stop was the reconstructed castle. "Good from far, but far from good" tends to suit, but perhaps that's a little of the jaded, it's-all-old-hat mentality coming out. Nagoya has a fine aquarium as well, so we took that in over the weekend. Just wandering around the sleek, modern downtown area with its department stores, brand-name shops and ...