Tokyu Inn Hotel Sakae-Nagoya

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... a wild-boar; 5 minutes later, we saw a deer struggle to get past the rail on the side of the road, and finally give up in panic or fear or anger (I'm not sure which) with a loud *smack* against the metal railing with its horns (it could have been accidental, which I took it for, with much laughter); 2 minutes later, we heard noises on the side of the road as we drove slowly, it was a group of wild-boar, one of which I was able to snap a shot of (forgive quality...), and at least ...

Yes, when one starts visiting the same country and city over and over again, you'd think they have been everywhere around the world already to have run out of destinations to go. But to be honest with you I had never visited Nagoya during my stay in Japan and what better excuse to do it now while Nao was there. In any event, I was also excited to be able to show my friend, Dave, the Japan that I love so much! Nao was someone I met ...

... open ticket, allowing her to flex her return date; she's planning on around three months or so of hopping around Europe, while I intend to eventually take the long way back. I opted for a simple one-way ticket, with the goal of taking the Trans-Siberian eastwards to distant Vladivostok after a few months bounding around Europe. From there I'll take in some of China before hopping another plane back to Japan - likely resulting in a good six months out on the road. With ...

... He has fully learned one of the three written systems, and is working on the second. He has also been practicing spoken Japanese almost every day, and he is building quite the vocabulary. For example, he knows how to say spoon (supuun), lettuce (retasu), lobster (robusutaa), fork (fooku), lemon (remon), basketball (basuketto booru), and so on. He sits at the computer every night and exchanges little dialogues with the computer generated teaching lady. Me? I have been ...

I can remember the first day of landing in Nagoya. The company representative in Toronto, in briefing me before departure, told me it was quite warm in Japan for the season. I should have thought about where this was coming from - warm for the season to a Canadian takes a little qualifying. I've done it before though . . . flying into Budapest, Hungary in early April with a short-sleeved shirt and then typically losing my luggage (with my jacket! d'oh!). All ...