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... 12km straight with no break in inclination. So, given the arduous terrain, we were way behind schedule and ended up taking a major shortcut across the island in order to make it to the campsite before dark. However, even with the shortcut, we didn't make it to the campsite until 8pm and rode the last 2 hours in the dark- with no lights, no helmets, and along a main road. Needless to say, it was a brutal day and we were all exhausted when we finally arrived at ...

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... So just for information, or my remider of experiences, I will blog about minor attractions of Nagoya and its suburb. As a matter of course, some of them may be better than major tourist spots as in guidebooks. Inuyama Castle: It is the oldest castle of Japan and one of the 4 national treasure castles (the other three castles are Himeji, Hikone, and Matsumoto). When I reached the castle at 5:30 P.M. the gate was already closed ...

... we missed it last year, I wanted to try and get down to Sōri-ike down on Chita-hantō. With my work and band responsibilities, we didn't have a whole lot of windows available for the visit, but we crossed our fingers that the weather would hold up for the 4th of April. Mayu did a regular check on the ume condition, and after discovering that they were at 100% on the 26th, we figured we'd be timing things perfectly. Well, I was actually quite surprised to find ...

Arrived in Nagoya on Tuesday morning feeling competely back to normal. Was met at our train station by Dr. Matsubo, a pharmacy professor at Meijo University. He took us on a short sightseeing tour of Nagoya city, including a local china craftmaking factory, zoo and botanical gardens. We enjoyed the day and were quite tired from the early morning, so decided to call it an early evening. We enjoyed a dinner at a nearby restaurant, then called ...

... he's about 70 years old, a doctor, and enjoys taking photos in his spare time. After one class I asked him to bring in some of his pictures so we could see his work. So, the next class he gave me three of his pictures which he had blown up to 8 1/2 x 11 size and laminated. How nice is that? Another student burned a copy of Avril's and Alanis's latest CDs (they are both very famous in Japan). Others bring in helpful thing like maps of Japan, and give suggestions on good ...