Ana Hiroshima

The Cherry Blossom Festival in Nippon

... certainly biased in favour of Japanese victimhood. Had a rest back at the hotel then went out for dinner then walking on to Hiroshima Castle which was restored after the bomb blast. Nearby was an old eucalypt treee that had survived the blast. On the way ...

... though, for DH, Mr. X, and the translator for the talks, Mr. U. From there we all went to our hotel...the ANA Hotel Hiroshima. Got settled into our rooms, then met downstairs for dinner. I have no idea what the restaurant was called, but WOW! ...

... to know what it meant. Their testimonies, however, included pictures, both hand drawn and photographed, of the devastation of Hiroshima. Amidst the destruction were bodies, crushed under collapsed buildings and melted from the heat of the bomb. Those that ...

... the cool Kanada Girls.  Very excited when I showed them that I'd taken a picture of our picture on their website. Then the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum.  Not much I can say about this.  We paid for the audio guide and it was horror story ...

... blogging...no internet then having too much fun...if anyone is reading...? Say hello. Will pick up where I left off...in Hiroshima. The mountainous islands are shrouded in mist, which seems to bode ominously for our planned trip to Miyajima island today. ...

... a question.  No, there are employees everywhere handling customers and PROVIDING service. The flight to Hiroshima was just over one hour.  I was flying ANA in "super seat" ...their version of business/first class for domestic flights.  ...

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Arrived back into Miyajimaguchi by ferry and caught the train back into the city then returned to the hotel for a rest. Went out for dinner then back to hotel to pack up ready for trip back to Tokyo the next morning. ...

... had communal bathrooms. Unimpressed, we had the girls continue calling the Western style hotels, until finally, they found us a room at the Hiroshima Ana Hotel. When the cab came to pick us up, Dad insisted on giving the girls a tip (there is a ...

... down what we want to buy.  Fabulous service. Less than 10 minutes later we have our tickets.  Fantastic. Walk towards Hiroshima Peace Park.  On the way stop off at a miniature kombi coffee van - Kanade Cafe ...