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Yagurumaso Asakura

1890 Hakikugumiya Asakura, Fukuoka Prefecture, Kyushu-Okinawa, 838-1514, Japan

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From Hakata to Busan a trip by ferry.

A travel blog entry by oliverfisher

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... Korea. The ferry was reasonable nice, they had a tv in the rooms and a karaoke bar and a public bath, i did spend most my time trying to catch on some sleep though, so i didn't really get to check out that much, i think i prefer the ferry to flying, it seems like more of a journey, something that i would definetly reccomend if you have the time, though i think that sometimes you can get flights for about the same price so that might be a better ...

Üç Maymun Gerçekte Ne Diyor?..

A travel blog entry by gecturk

... kötü konuşmaması ve kötü görmemesi gerektiğini böylece daha sağlıklı bir ...

Day 13 Fukuoka

A travel blog entry by willandclaire

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... Christmas songs play. I love it, being a Christmasholic! On the way through town Kenichi insisted on buying us an umbrella as it has just started to rain, we walked through 'Canal City' a large shopping arcade on the waterside with a canal flowing through it. Ken showed us Japanese style BBQ's by the waterside, in large tents where you can sit and eat fresh food, however as there was nothing vegetarian he took us to a ...

The Truffle Chuffle, again and again and...

A travel blog entry by aborder

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... on his back, so he was wheelchaired away.

On the way to the Dohyo, I actually walked behind a Sumo wrestle in his gown, walking to the stadium, he was pretty slow but incredibly large.

Let's not assume I watched for 8 hours. I took a nap in the morning and then finished reading a book. Stupidly, it was a book about how a library in Iowa was transformed by a ginger cat. I dropped D H Lawrence Sea and Sardinia for Dewey ...

Busan, South Korea to Fukuoka, Japan

A travel blog entry by evelyncurry

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... for the Hakata Port, Fukuoka, Japan to open at 7am. Arriving in Hakata, we got on a bus to the train station. Our first hurdle was trying to get money out of an ATM. We didn't change any coinage before leaving. The great thing about Korea is how much English is worked into their language over the last 50 years of US military living there. I took for granted that most ATMs in Korea have an English option. Not so in Japan. A Japanese girl who ...

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