Journey in Japan Part 11: Bike to the Fuchsia
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Journey in Japan Part 11: Bike to the Fuchsia

A gloomy day, but warm, with a great breeze. The best day to cycle. Today I have a great deal of inspiration. My first quit is a little park on the way to yesterdays stopped working location, Dazaifu. Inside thislovely park, 3 old women play Bowlson a synthetic yard. BeautifulFuchsias wave in the wind near…

Journey in Japan Part 35: Some Like It Hot Tea
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Journey in Japan Part 35: Some Like It Hot Tea

I choose to hire a bike. A pal from England, Damien, makes a decision to join me. We order two300 bicycles for the day and also cycle in the direction of Ueno. Heading, we pass an arbitrary stage on Kappabashi cooking area Road. Male as well as womendressed in traditionaltaiko clothing hitmassive taiko drums. A…

Journey in Japan Part 10: Rice and Shime
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Journey in Japan Part 10: Rice and Shime

I wake up at 11 am. Today I head to a location called Dazaifu. It has to do with fifteenkilometres away.I cycle in a straight line in its general instructions. At one speed it ought to take me a hr. I was informed to see below by the woman I fulfilled last night.Her kindsuggestion. A…

Journey in Japan Part 48: The Fat Sumo Halloween Special
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Journey in Japan Part 48: The Fat Sumo Halloween Special

My day begins with me being totally lost in Shinjuku, searching for an event going by the name of Shinjuku Magic of Halloween. I was under the impact that the occasion included a substantial street ceremony of people worn spooky costumes, but absolutely nothing of the sort seems occurring. I surrender looking and also head…

Journey in Japan Part 6: Birds thrown around, bullets for hail
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Journey in Japan Part 6: Birds thrown around, bullets for hail

The largest tornado on the planetpassed through Beppu last night. The storm had drifted a little south of its anticipated trajectory, but we still got hit by the solid winds; theysounded like a Bullet Train as theyrattled the windows and also the wall surfaces. I review somewhere thatthree months of rains will fall over Japan…