Toyoko Inn Akitaeki Higashiguchi
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Kanpai!
Before we update you on our trip up to Akita, we felt we really should write a brief note on our last night in Kyoto. We went for dinner at a sushi place recommended by Jun-san where the sushi arrived by shinkansen! We could barely contain our delight, nor the amount of super cheap sushi we stuffed in our chops! We then made our way to the A Bar …
Living by the code
... Sendai. A big metropolitan city it was crowded again around us. Just getting out of the station, we were almost overrun by people. Wondering what the fuss was about, we followed to crowd to the railings overlooking the streets below. Following the gaze of everyone we soon noticed the big truck plastered with a photo of what seemed like an pop star on the entire side. Someone was sitting in the passenger seat ...
First Few Days in Japan
... over the world. About half of the Japanese students really like socializing with international students and to practice their English with us, but the other half are a bit shy so they mostly hang out with their friends. I hope to talk with them more once we start classes.
Compared to the fast pace of Tokyo, AIU is located in a small town close to the mountains. The closest ...
Kakunodate, Nyuto Onsen Hot Spring, Zuihoden
... from the station and there was no bus available. Kakunodate Samurai House Street is famous for its weeping cherry trees, so the best season to visit there is the cherry blossom season. I expected a different taste from Kakunodate: a black and white street view after a snowfall. I saw a picture of the street under the condition, being so impressed that I decided to come to Kakunodate. Unfortunately, it rained on the day before, so there was not much piled snow ...
Shinkansen til Akita
... blir grønt igjen) Uten å se politibilen tar Daniel sats og smyger seg ut i veien mens det ikke kommer biler. Brått var sirenen på ,og noe på japansk blir ropt over en høyttaler på bilen. Å gå på rødt er noe man ikke gjør i japan...
Den allerede knappe tiden blir ikke bedre av at subwayen vi måtte ta gikk akkurat idet vi kom ned trappen, og vi måtte vente ytterlige minutter på neste. Hadde bare ikke den politibilen vært der bak u krysset... Vi kom oss av gårde ...
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