Terminal Hotel Fukui

... at the wind-tossed pitches.
When it came time for lunch, the young dude who so graciously watched after our stuff for the small fee we paid earlier pointed us to the next tent. We thought lunch was included in the 600 yen we had paid earlier, but apparently it was not. We ended up paying an additional 600 yen for meager (at best) portions of fried rice.
Our wallets lighter and our newly scammed ...

Grande partenza da Sosogi sotto il diluvio , non potevo fare meglio non c` era niente di interessante per fermarsi poi mi stava piacendo anche guidare con la pioggia pero` dopo 8 ore mi era arrivata ai maroni di detto e di fatto .Bellissimo il monastero Zen d Eihei-ji

... goal to visit everyone. I have always loved geography and I remember in the 5th grade of elementary school of scoring a 96 on a test of all the US states and their capitols. I always enjoyed looking at maps and wondering what do these places look like. By traveling, I have been able to fill in the spaces on the map with images, people, sound, color and smell. When something happens in those far off places, I can put a face to the event ...

I was a Rotary Exchange Student for a year in 1985 and during that time attended Hokuriku Senior High School in Fukui, Japan. Visiting this time with the boys I found that there were still a number of teachers who were there in 1985 and who remembered me! I also met up with Aoki Ryota, a student in my class at that time who is now an English teacher in the Hokuriku Junior High School.

... all occupied me for the month I had off before school started. That's when the real excitement began! I was coming from an elementary school background, and had no idea what to expect from high school students. But I was in for more than a pleasant surprise! The kids were great, and I came in just in time for the school festival- the biggest school event. Students dressed up, made bands, performed plays, and cool hip hop dances. I fell in love with Tsuruga high school from Day 1!

... los ultimos 10 meses viviendo en america y los ultimos 13 a;os estudiando ingles, asi que ya tengo a alguien con quien mantener una conversacion normal! despues de la peli todos tomamos un helado, aqui las bolas de helado son bolas! me refiero a que son bolas perfectas, estube 5min mirando la bola perfecta con la boca abierta hasta que se empezo a derretir (tambien de forma perfecta).... raro

... y entrenando imaginaros un instituto en cuyos pasillos corre gente del club de tennis, baloncesto, baseball, badminton...bla bla bla asi que subi al tercer piso para ir al ba;o, creyendo que este seria un piso seguro, pero no!!!! ahi tambien habia gente corriendo por los pasillos... casi muero atropellada... me fascina estar viva... bueno, ha sido una experiencia extra;a... quien dijo que llegar al W.C era facil?

hey!!! Estos dias no estoy llendo al instituto porque ahi la gente esta de examenes y no me apetece.... pero en su lugar... estoy llendo a correr!!! aunque en realidad solo he ido una vez, y corri 10min escasos, lo demas fue andando... lo que demuestra que soy una chica muy comprometida... Al no tener nada que hacer, me he recorrido todo el pueblo (pueblecito) que tiene dos ...

... significa que probablemente no lo hare, y pensare en correr al dia siguiente, pero tampoco ire y pensare en hacerlo otra vez al dia siguiente... y asi sucesivamente. "Frio Iglesias" es un cantante espanol muy famoso. Nosotros le llamamos "Julio", pero "Frio" es su verdadero nombre, que no os quepa la menor duda.

... hojita de cartulina pequena y luego la cuelga de una rama de bambu para que el deseo se cumpla. Por lo que la avenida principal del pueblo esta llena de ramas de bambu que cuelgan del techo, espero que alguien haya deseado que cada una de esas ramas resistan el peso de las cartulinas que tienen colgadas....