Hotel-Iroha Kyoto
84 Ohashicho, Higashiyama-ku Kyoto, Kyoto, Kinki, 605-0009, Japan
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First day of our adventure!
We landed at Kansai Airport in the late afternoon. When we landed in Osaka our ears hurt, Lisa and Ellie were doing a dance to distract from the turbulence. We all got into the queue, Lisa and Sensei went straight through because they are Japanese. We all enjoyed the view out of the window of the bus despite the fact that it was raining. We saw the …
A day filled with walking and temples!
This morning we got to sleep in! Then we went to a convenience store to buy breakfast. We had sushi, brownie, milk tea, juice, jelly, hotcakes which weren't hot, maple capuccino, yoghurt, chai latte, rice balls, sweet potato cake (which Julian thought was a normal cake with pineapple but it was all potato), banana chocolate milk, lemon juice, …
Fans, Priests and Shopping
Day 4
This morning we walked to the Handcraft Centre. There we made some fantastic, colourful fans. While we were making our fantastic, colourful Japanese fans some of our special teachers went shopping. We did a draft on our fans, then we mixed some unique colours and painted our complicated pictures on our fans. After we finished …
A day of contrast
Day 3
Angus said, "We had to get up early and get breakfast at the Combi store. Breakfast was yummy!"
Julian said, " We went by bus to a theme park. We bought some stuff at the Ninja shop."
Angus Mc said, "We saw a show about ancient Japan about the Edo period. It was really fun because some bits were very silly!"
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Day 22: Goin' home!
... d have to pay GST on when re-entering, since we claimed the TRS on the way over) but thankfully they let that slip.
Gold Coast customs baggage inspection have to be, without a doubt, the slowest moving group of people I've ever seen. No doubt they do a great job of protecting our borders, and have to be thorough, but there was 15+ people working, and not one of them moved with any urgency. They stood together, chatted, looked through ...



