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Something we eat
Samourai uniform
Cecile stayed in a Farm
Traditional Japanese farm
Street in Aizu
Akabeko
Garden
Rice field
Japanese socks
Tea ceremony
sarah
Do not feed the monkeys
Moniwa Dam
Too tall (Pear day)
Pear proposal
breakfast in Yukata
Lunch at Yazu rest.
Rome this is for you (Taiko)
our room at Othori hotel
Buddhist temple
Cecile in a Kimono
at the host family
View from the bedroom
Fukushima city
Mayor's staff aplauds our arrival
Japanese Garden
With the Mayor of Fukushima
grasshoppers
sarah and the grasshoper
Joel eating grasshopper
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GSE Team to Japan
Mike, Sarah, Joel and Cecile
Fukushima Prefecture
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Saguaro cactus
Saguaro Flower
Grand Canyon
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2 comments:
Hi guys!
I bet you've had as much green tea as you can drink, and as many cruncy rice cakes (sembei) and/or tasty little Japanese sweets as you can eat! (At least, that's my memory of meeting with people in Japan-- everything started with tea and snacks.) It sounds like you're having a fantastic time. Try to get someone to take you out for ramen if no one has yet-- fresh Japanese ramen, in a real ramen shop, is an entirely different animal than the rectangular, flash fried stuff you buy here! (And the cultural experience of being surrounded by slurping salary men is not to be missed.) Otanoshimi ni!
Rome I stopped at Taiko shop and took pictures for you here in Aizu, you tell me what you think, But I will post the pictures later since we are in families now and I am not using my computer where all my pictures are.
We have been slurping soba for now but not ramen yet.
Cecile
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