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Day 4 & 5 Tokyo to Nara
... polite to throw our coins in the pot, bow twice, clap twice then bow. Luckily no one seemed to mind! Small children dressed in authentic Japanese clothes were also included in the ceremonies and it made this little find all the more special. We made our way into 'Musical Instrument City' a district filled with music shops, Will spotted a jazz record shop and we got a hint of how popular jazz is in Japan. We ...
Deer Oh dear!
... 1513;נסע לצפות בו בקיוט 93;. קפצנו על ההזדמ 04;ות לנסיע 92; נוחה עם כל הציוד.
בנארה יש פארק ...
Deer...Messengers from God
... residents to be quite polite and friendly and the scenery memorable.
So, the drawbacks of Nara, if any? Well with such as vast number of deer come an equal number of freakin deer feces EVERYWHERE. For those of you who know me well, you know this was a MAJOR issue for me, LOL. Can we say, "EWWWWW"? The constant stench in the air and my efforts not to take any of the deer feces home on my shoes was an experience indeed, but well worth it!
I hope you enjoy the pictures.
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Temple, temple, temple.
... out over 4km with paths that go between thousands of these red goalposts.
On my last day I took a trip to Nara, where there is another temple, which is home to the largest Buddha in Japan. This is on the same grounds where you can find thousands of deer which aren't afraid to approach and steal whatever food you may have. One of my pals got a headbutt from one, before giving up his green tea flavoured iced cream. At that moment in time the ...


