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Yakko Ryokan Nishinomiya

5-19 Nanabancho Koshien Nishinomiya, Hyogo Prefecture, Kinki, 663-8177, Japan

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Bicycles in Kyoto

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... from the hillside.
They have love stones, which you have to walk between with your eyes closed. I decided to try, I have to add though that there were a LOT of people up there and not much space at all. I set off, eyes closed, arms outstretched in front of me as if feeling my way through the dark. People didn't seem to be in the way at all, they must have moved aside as I came past because I can't tell you how many people were between these 2 stones, 20 metres apart(picture of ...

Kyoto day power-trip

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... as the world heritage.

Fist was Kinkakuji or the Golden castle. It is actually covered by a thin layer of golden foil. It used to be a guest house of a local shogun named Ashikaga Yoshimirsu. It was later converted into a shrine. However, originally build at the end of 14th century, it was accidently burnt down by a monk about 60 years ago. It has been rebuilt and is now an exact replica of the original.

Second, it was ...

Our Christmas Party!!

A travel blog entry by chibisimo

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... so there was plenty to share. Simo had decided she would cook pasta for everyone, but she put too much spaghetti in the pan and it burned to the bottom whilst it was boiling. So we all ate smoky pasta (ugh!!). Of course it was Jonnys fault for buying cheap Turkish pasta!

The rest of the evening, and most of the morning, went according to plan though. Thanks to all!!!
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A day of temples, parades, and brush burning?!?

A travel blog entry by chibisimo

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Today Simo and I decided to visit the southern area of Kyoto; especially around Tofukuji - which is supposed to be another very good area to see the autumn leaves. We took a bus down to the main station, and then another out towards Tofukuji, but unfortunately, due at least in part to an absorbing game of scrabble, we missed our stop. When we eventually realised and got off it was a ten minute walk back to the right stop, and it ...

Shodo, Manga and Resting up

A travel blog entry by remikit

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... and noticed that they had paper goods and when I looked in, I noticed they also had sumi stones. What the heck. I tripped over the door lintel trying to enter and realized that I found the shop at the same time.


It was like Levengers (minus the leather bags) but in Japanese. Recently, I have tried to learn origami and even tried to fold jewelry. They had origami earrings. They had bookmarks folded in the shape of kimonos ...

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