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Sunday- Panorama Park.
About 15 minutes walk from my apartment is Panorama Park. A cable car that goes up to the top of a mountain. from there, you can see the Izu coast and Mt Fuji on a clear day. Here are the pics. I still can’t believe how amazing my local area is!
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Ryokan.
The last entry of ‘photos from Japan-2010’ is here. Our last stop was a ‘Ryokan’ in Wajima. A Ryokan is a traditional Japanese hotel. The old couple who ran the place were really sweet, and the location was amazing. One thing I haven’t done is taken many photos of food here. well, I don’t plan…
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Food…
The last entry in my ‘photos from last year’ will be up tomorrow. As will (finally) my retrospective about my favorite game (and one of the most important) ever made.
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Random and arty stuff.
Here are a few random and arty pics from my travels. and a pic of the coastline, which is about 45 mins away.
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Wajima.
SO… the next part of my ‘photos from last year’ takes us to Wajima. It is a really scenic coastal town near Kanazawa.
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Special feature in ‘countdown to E3’…
In true ‘me’ style, I can’t let the combination of the words ‘new’, ‘Nintendo’ and ‘Console’ go without some degree of anticipation/excitement/dread/wonder/(enter your own here). So, my next entry in ‘games that rock my world’ will not only feature my wish list and opinions regarding the latest rumblings, but will also be a retrospective of…
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Kanazawa Castle and Yokohama.
Continuing with my photos from last year, here are some from Kanazawa Castle and Yokohama. http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e4202.html
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Kenrokuen.
Here are are a few pics from the Kenrokuen in Kanazawa. It is one of the top 3 gardens in Japan, and looks amazing all year round. http://www.pref.ishikawa.jp/siro-niwa/kenrokuen/e/index.html
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Kanazawa Temple pics.
I can not for the life of me remember what this place was called, but it was epic, beautiful and really really crowded! I will ask my tour guide. If anyone is planning to come to Japan, I fully recommend this place though… http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e4205.html it was seriously like walking through a dungeon from a zelda…
Eigotaku design. 