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We took advantage of the Sunroute's outstanding location with a religious enlightenment at the exciting Togakushi Shrine. Overall I had a lovely time. I am happy thinking what I got what I paid for. It has broadband internet. Nice! Our hotel was only just refurbished with up-to-date furnishings

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Lando81 on March 4, 2011 from Nagano, Japan

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無料占いもどき

今日はカレー☆ おなかいっぱいたべましたよん(･ω･) おなかいっぱいすぎte ねむたいくらいです。

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asfas on February 4, 2011 from Tokyo, Japan

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Tokyo with Kyle and Yoshiko

November 21 Sunday I wandered around the lovely ryokan early admiring the art, tasteful simplicity, in the alcoves. A young woman approached Mary and me. She is from Tokyo, wants to be a singer. She showed us where we could access her on Facebook and we gave her our email addresses. Mary...

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chertop on November 21, 2010 from Tokyo, Japan

from the travel blog: Japan and South Korea 2010

Side Trip to Nara

November 20 Saturday Kyoto - Toothache and itches woke me before dawn. Going down to the kitchen, I discovered it was before 6am. The only two people in the lounge were at the computers. Another man appeared to be crashing, sleeping on the floor at the back and side of the TV (probably...

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chertop on November 20, 2010 from Kyoto, Japan

from the travel blog: Japan and South Korea 2010

Nagasaki's simple, elegance evocation for Peace

November 17 Wednesday Another 2 hour train trip begins our day trip to Nagasaki. Our Japan Rail Passes let us board trains without standing in lines for tickets, to travel freely without evaluating the cost of specific trips, and to return to our Fukuoka hostel in the evening so we don't have...

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chertop on November 18, 2010 from Nagasaki, Japan

from the travel blog: Japan and South Korea 2010

Sumo tournament

November 18 Thursday Both Mary and I experienced the tops of our feet itching after the mud bath last night. She washed her hair before going to bed and some of the mud particles also may have got into her eyes, stinging them with irritation like chlorine water does. I woke in the night and...

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chertop on November 17, 2010 from Hakata, Japan

from the travel blog: Japan and South Korea 2010

Nagasaki's simple, elegance evocation for Peace

November 17 Wednesday Another 2 hour train trip begins our day trip to Nagasaki. Our Japan Rail Passes let us board trains without standing in lines for tickets, to travel freely without evaluating the cost of specific trips, and to return to our Fukuoka hostel in the evening so we don't have...

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chertop on November 17, 2010 from Nagasaki, Japan

from the travel blog: Japan and South Korea 2010

Karatsu Kunchi festival - Cultural Day

November 3 Cultural Day throughout Japan After Gratie coffee and egg pizza plus chewy cranberry bun, we walked to the main bus terminal where we bought tickets to Karatsu, miraculously catching a bus at the gate 32, the closest one, due to leave in less than 10 minutes. Leaving Fukuoka, we...

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chertop on November 3, 2010 from Karatsu, Japan

from the travel blog: Japan and South Korea 2010

Gift of a day in Fukuoka with Professor Nagano

November 2 Woke during the night several times and had to climb down the ladder but amazingly slept until 7:30am (both Mary and I blessedly spared the worst of jet lag). Going up to the 3rd floor kitchen to make coffee, I met 5 sisters from the Netherlands traveling together. Then a...

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chertop on November 2, 2010 from Hakata, Japan

from the travel blog: Japan and South Korea 2010

From Tokyo subways to Hakata (Fukuoka) ramen

Monday (Getsuyobi) November 1 Waking numerous times in the night, I was grateful to keep going back to sleep until quarter to six when I got up and went to the second floor breakfast area, and pressed the button that asked me to choose my “desired” coffee, ground fresh from beans I could see...

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chertop on November 1, 2010 from Hakata, Japan

from the travel blog: Japan and South Korea 2010

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