Misono Ryokan Kurashiki

3-4-1 Omatsu-cho, Kurashiki City Kurashiki, Okayama, Chugoku, 710-0826, Japan

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Kurashiki and Onomichi: Rainy day Plan B

A travel blog entry by mchao

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... featured the Buddhist 'Hear no evil, see not evil, speak no evil' mantra in sculpture form.

The highlight of the walk though is getting up to Senkoji park, where you can go to the observation tower and get a real view of the bay and of the island in the inland. Shrouded in fog, each mountainous island overlaps another, such that they look like a long mountain range, not individual islands. If only the rain had stopped, ...

Japan, Day 2, Storming the Castle!

A travel blog entry by twocrazimeddies

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Today we visited Okyama's Black Castle, explored some gardens, fed fish, visited shrines, sat under cherry blossom trees, did some shopping, found the best ramen food shop in Okyama thanks to a local who helped us out (and who also thought we were german..), took lots of photos, ate more Pocky, and spent the rest of the day exploring Okyama.

This morning we woke up in Japan! it actually felt a bit surreal because the hotel we were staying in was very western so we ...

Christmas WITH Cake

A travel blog entry by jellyinjapan

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... lots to get the order. One person at a time picks a present; the next person can either choose to steal that present or get a new one. After 3 steals, a present is locked and can no longer be stolen. The last person can steal any present they want (if it’s not locked). I came away with a handy little “emergency bathroom kit,” complete with hand sanitizer, tissues, vitamin C…. Good times!

Then came Christmas Eve. I had to do a little shopping, ...

The Art of the Enkai

A travel blog entry by jellyinjapan

... as well, as thank you presents (so I left with rainbow giant Pocky and a Sumo calendar as well).

After one of the staff members stumbled his way over (it’s amazing how drunk Japanese men can get on 2 hours of beer and shochu, which is like Japanese vodka from what they said) to invite me to the 新年会, or New Year’s Party, my teachers organized our 二次会, Niji-kai, meaning afterparty, or second party of the night. We ...

The Year That Thanksgiving Happened Twice

A travel blog entry by jellyinjapan

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My (US) foodie friends and I bemoaned the fact that we probably wouldn't be able to partake in our feasting day in Japan, due to a lack of supplies (re: turkey) and cooking methods (re: ovens). My predecessor had told me stories about past Thanksgivings in my apartment; too much food and too little storage space, leftovers for everyone, the kitchen being colder than the refrigerator (thanks Japanese winter). I had little to look forward to but the last one. I ...

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