Super Hotel Matsumotoekimae

... vehículos y evita el peligro de colisiones, incendios, etc. <br><br>El día va oscureciendo y llegamos a "ROPPONGI", una de las zonas más modernas de Tokyo y en donde se encuentran sus tres edificios más altos: la Torre de Tokio (333 m), la Torre Mori (238 m) y la Torre Mid Town (248 m). ¡Menudo StarBucks Coffe!, ¡vaya tienda de Louis Vuitton!... todo aquello que quieras imaginar en marcas de alto ...

Settling in in Matsumoto. Spent about 4 1/2 hours on trains today, slow one from Nikko to Utsunomiya, a shinkansen to Omiya, another shinkansen to Nagano, then another slow train to Matsumoto. Signs of civilization at the Matsumoto station - a Starbucks!<br><br>Hoping that I can find the castle tomorrow. The ryokan has bicycles to lend, so I'm going to try and ...

... ja einmal war uns so als ob uns etwas größ**es weit** oben eine zeitlang begleitet hätte ... bin schon etwas schnell** gegangen sich** ist sich**... Als Andi es auch bem**kte, hat ** noch sch**zhaft gemeint "Vielleicht gibts hi** ja Bären...haha" - jaja <br>ob uns d** H**r nur einen Bären, mit den Bären aufbinden wollte - haben wir jetzt im int**net nachgelesen... siehe auch hi**: http://japaninfo.at/news/japan-aktuell_ 18-barenattacken<br>Hui...na ...

... standing there...yelling at people to get them inside...i think thats called service industy in newspeak.<br><br>ok, enough for now...i think it is clear why i write in english...in german i can not express myself anymore as well, i bore myself while writing...so read you next time...maybe in german, maybe in english...<br>btw, its very distressing to log in after 2 weeks without inet to see only 1 mail...thx wew...<br>can someone pease write me, otherwise i feel so lonely<br><br><br>

... walked the rest of the way to the park, through a forest. En route we took the wrong turning and ended up walking up a path marked with a sign warning us of poisonous snakes, whoopsy! When we finally got there it was wonderful. The monkeys are wild but you could get up really close to take pictures. Mark went so close I thought they were going to attack him! They were great to watch, as they frolicked ...

... The Japanese students asked us questions, and we asked the Japanese students questions. They were all anonymous, which was nice. The questions ranged from what is your favorite foods to do you think we speak english well, to "would you ever date a Japanese person?" It was great to see how curious our new friends had become and it was amazing to realize how much we don't really know about each others cultures. Although the Japanese are ...

Day two of the seminar included presentations by all the American students on a policy book and another book called Japan: Unbound by John Nathan. My presentations focused on Fiscal Policy comparing Japan and America and Breakdown in the Classroom, a focus on Education. After the presentations, we broke into smaller groups with some of the Japanese ...

... and having nowhere to go, decided to recirulate over Kamikochi and dump everything on us. And it was miserable. Not the temp really, because I had a poncho that was a wind barrier and made a bit of a warmth chimney, but the driving snow (which was really tiny hail) on your face and eyes was painful. Since I spent a bit to get there and the weather reports were for some lightening of rain in Matsumoto and maybe some sunshine, I decided to do the 4 hour hike anyway ...

... s work) persevered and now we are back in contact with the world! It is just beautiful here and Rebecca is absolutely the sweetest little thing around (oh, completely CRAZY too, but that is just fine with me). So the plan is to stay as long as the government lets me, keep studying, enjoy the new country and culture and see what happens! I plan to get back to my original plan and return to the UK in 2008 to look for work...(but who knows, really?)...

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