Tokyu Kagoshima

... sure that I noted nearby landmarks (the ones with English signs) on the map. <br><br>KAGOSHIMA PLAZA HOTEL <br><br>My hotel is an older business hotel, not fancy but very clean, and the staff are so helpful. I arrived in pretty bad shape after getting lost, and I had just planned on asking the front desk staff to store my luggage until check-in time. My experience in Japan is that all hotels will store guests' luggage ...

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... das kann ins Auge.,.. oder aber auf die Hose gehen... <br>.<br>.<br>.<br>.<br>So jetzt noch ganz kurz (will heute mehr als 1 1/2 Std schlafen!!). Ich find das ganze Melon Geschmacksdingsi total toll. Die keks mit Melonengschmack, Milky Zuckerln mit Melon geschmack usw. und überhaupt supergut ist das cream melon getränk (sehr empfehlenswert!!). Apropos Getränk. Da wir das mit den nicht schwitzen der Japaner geklärt hätten (siehe letzter eintrag wurde von mir editiert), wurde ...

... had a thing for them...this was all in front of her 40 year old daughter....who to be quite frank was aghast at her mother!!! That night Jim sat up talking to a bunch of other travellers and he met his first real life professional clown. She was French and originally a therapist though had concluded that dressing up as a clown was a better way of taking away peoples problems.....apparently Jim has given her an open invite to come and stay with us when we get back!

... little b*r on the corner of the covered m*rket. I bought some te* *nd sent some postc*rds home. We *ll met up *g*in *t the corner rest*ur*nt *nd beg*n h*ving beers. When you h*ve 8 guys *ll going *t it, it's e*sy to plow through * lot of beers. After *bout *n hour we found th*t we h*d dr*nk the rest*ur*nt completely out of their beer stock. Of both kinds, Kirin *nd As*hi! Astounded we th*nked the owner *nd continued on. It w*s st*rting to get d*rk *nd we w*nted to find * pl*ce to e*t ...

... hand noodles instead. When it arrived it looked very very fresh but not moving (thank god!) AND it was delicious. It did not taste like the mackerel I've had before. I also discovered where the head went. It went into the Miso soup and was used to make the stock. We of course had Mitake shochu with the food. Since it was our last day in Yakushima, we decided to order extra food and ordered fried flying fish, native squid ...

... out back to the main island. Oh and of course there were more nude grandpas and grannies. The sushi monster strikes again. We found another grocery store, right below the train station, where we were able to buy lots of discounted sushi 15 minutes before closing. It was yummy in our tummies! There is not much to do in this place but hey....at least were not working!! HAHAHAHA

... similar that I took. He holed up in some caves with 400 of his men and held off the government troops for awhile before he was shot twice and hold his retainer "Shin, my friend, this is as far as I go" before having the retainer cut his head off in a manner similar to seppuku. I went to the place where he died where a monument stood besides apartment blocks and the rail line. Then I headed down to the ferry port which is quite large as there are many ferry lines ...

... the Shiratani Unsuikyo Forest. The gloomy forest was beautiful with a stream and mossy rocks. Unfortunately, my mom was too tired to get there, waiting for me at Shiratani Log House. What was worse, it was heavily raining and I found my iPod was out of order after the hike. <br><br>Because of the heavy rain, we gave up going up to Jomonsuigi Cidar which lived 4000 years and stood in the middle of the mountain. Instead of the oldest and ...

Mr Marc, Miss Lorraine free bread for you were the words I woke up to for the second day in a row. Again we were up and out before 9. Because the house was so cold it was impossible to think of dressing for anything other than the cold. The result was too many layers for a day that turned out to be quite hot. We got the bus into town and then walked to the pier. The ferry to Sakurajima was only 150 ...