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The river beside Ryokan Yuhara with landlords in reception area corridor room

RyokanYuhara Kyoto

188 Kagiyacho, Shimogyo-ku Kyoto, Kyoto, Kinki, 600-8126 , Japan

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Kyoto - dag 1

A travel blog entry by a.nieuwenhuis

Vandaag aangekomen in Japan, de vlucht naar Kansai is soepel verlopen. Ben er inmiddels wel achter dat ik niet kan slapen in een vliegtuig zittend in een stoel. Dus maar wat filmpjes gekeken, en ik durf het bijna niet te zeggen maar André had toch gelijk, drie filmpjes tijdens de vlucht en dan
ben je ook geland.

Op Kansai …

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Day 5: Kyoto, Katsukura and Krowds.

A travel blog entry by apat

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... who knew some broken english turned around to help us. She took the shattered remains of Charlotte's poor ice cream in a bag, and very kindly offered band aids and ointments, which we didn't really need, but it was very kind of her to offer nonetheless.

As Charlotte was able to walk, we declined my offer to piggy-back her down the mountain, and walking on her ankle, slowly at first, seemed to improve it. But the time ...

In a society of perfect law and order

A travel blog entry by global.nomads

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... brav in die Tasche oder den Rucksack und entsorgen alles im Hausmüll, wenn sie später wieder Zuhause sind. So etwas ist tatsächlich möglich…

Obwohl die Japaner über Jahrhunderte hin kulturell so sehr von China beeinflusst wurden (Schrift, Religion etc.), fanden wir wohl mehr Ähnlichkeiten zwischen Japan und Deutschland als zwischen Japan und China. Es ist schon interessant, dass zwei kleine Länder wie Japan und Deutschland zusammen wohl 80% oder mehr ...

Lake Biwa and frustrated women

A travel blog entry by lilynomad

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... We could make a fortune and Philip got to learn what both a western and asian women think a nice guy is, and much to his surprise it is not a wimp but someone who is kind, humerous, thoughtful, funny, assertive without being aggressive and who treats women well. We are not into the Jeoy `how you doin` types of men!!
One thing I learnt from Philip today which really saddened me was that the orphanages in Japan are at 100% capacity. I found this insane as so many ...

Nijo Castle and the Golden Pavilion

A travel blog entry by sherijung

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... Shogun as a base of protection for the Imperial Palace, but he soon took over political control from the Emperor so it became the defacto capital building. There were a lot of similarities to the Imperial Palace we visited yesterday. We were able to go inside but were not allowed to take any pictures. The floors were built to squeak like a hummingbird song—so you could hear if someone was coming. Those military guys, so paranoid! I guess that what happens when ...

This ryokan was formerly known as: Yuhara Ryokan

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