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Kyoto Wandering (Day 1)
... There are approximately 15,000 graves in the hillside that the cemetery is on. It is quite an interesting site. We walked up through the cemetery and saw a few shrines/temples along the path. It wise quite a hike up to the top of the hill and when we reached the top we found a small noodle shop. We decided that we would stop there for lunch and it was quite fun to sit in such a traditional little shop that was open to the fall air looking out at leaves ...
Kyoto - The Promised Land
... was also right on our doorstep and a popular area for spotting the Japanese ‘horsemen’ who pull carriages of tourists around the Kyoto attractions, no doubt for a hefty fee this being Japan so although tempted we didn’t try this.
In the evenings we spent a lot of time strolling around and being so close to Gion were able to spot the elusive and colourful geishas, usually in taxis or on the arm of elderly gentlemen outside an exclusive establishment. ...
Golden Pavilion and Nijo Castle
... of each other. They were having great fun.
The night was cold, so I was glad to see a row of market stalls. I happily bought a pair of split-toe flowery red socks. My feet were much warmer, but it took a while to get used to the mitten-like design. We were lucky to come upon a koto concert by three kimono-clad women. It was lovely.
Hard to believe we've done so much in just two days!
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Loosing the beard!!!
... 1489;סושי מסתוב 89; וזול! טעמנו שם יצורי ים שבחיי 01; לא טעמנו כמו קיפוד ים ודג פוגו (הבלוא ...
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