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Kyoto, la ville culturelle
... impressionnante. Le reste de l'après midi sera pris par la recherche d'une banque HSBC... Echec. On rencontre à la guest un groupe de japonaises en week end à Kyoto. On dîne tous ensemble dans une bonne ambiance et direction karaoké... On a encore craqué!
Dimanche est un jour particulier. On retrouve Hidemi le matin. On l'avait rencontré au Nicaragua, ça nous fait vraiment plaisir de la revoir. On va manger tous ensemble le midi ...
My new favourite city
... on through crowded street lined by wooden buildings with traditional window coverings. I bumped into Toby, an English guy I had met at my hostel, who was chuffed at having seen two geishas in a rickshaw further down the road. They were long gone but I did stumble upon a quiet side street with beautiful old-style buildings and without another soul to be seen.
I finished up at Kiyomizu-dera with its famous pagoda set against the Kyoto skyline and a fantastic view over ...
Day 60 & 61 - Last days in Japan :(
... t a very pleasant 3 hours.
We had a few train transfers and then a cab ride to the hotel. We were staying a little further out from the action but thats OK, we have seen Osaka, and know where to go. We checked in, and relaxed a while. We decided for dinner it would be Okonimayaki again at Chibo Elegance. We got a cab ride to Dotonbori. Walked through the streets. It was very busy.. so many people out, it was great! The city ...
Osaka-Nara-Hiroshima - back to our Japanese home
... is the man who swears he never watches that terrible TV programme, nor Survivor, but can still manage to name the key players and discuss what they should have done to stay in the game! What happened was, last night we couldn’t initially find the 25th floor of the next-door hotel, the lifts didn’t service floors 20-50, we went to the 52nd which had a restaurant (thinking maybe the concierge had transposed the numbers) but it wasn’t ...
Kyoyochi Pond
... specific beliefs
of the Shinto, trees are still worshiped. Kinda the ultimate tree-hugger! An interesting factoid.....the Japanese word for forest is mori, which translates to both a stand of trees and a holy zone to which the gods would descend. So the ladder served as a staircase from the heavens.....
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