Travel in Japan

I’m taking a leaf out of Lisa’s Ichigoichielove and do a similar post about us walking but instead of Tokyo Walking , we went Osaka Walking. *^^* Will this be a series or just a one-off post this year? Who knows?

Don’t jut look up or straight ahead – look down and there’s plenty to see under your feet too. Check out my earlier post on manhole covers in Japan here .

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Beauty Under Your Feet

Let’s see, we’ve visited the Ishikawa Prefecture and stayed the night in Kanazawa in 2007 and 2008. Don’t have much to show in terms of photos because although we had plenty of photos at Ultraman Stadium but not elsewhere

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Somewhere In The Ishikawa Prefecture

I seriously think that my family is not fated to explore much of Kanazawa. The two times we visited Kanazawa , it rained almost the whole day! OK, we managed to visit Kenrokuen and made a trip to Terai to visit Ultraman Stadium ; but other than that, we were indoors and spent much of the time exploring the

Ever been to Hanayashiki Amusement Park when you are in Tokyo (or Asakusa to be exact)? No? I This park has been in business

From 12pm today to 29th May. Just USD9 for air tickets from Kuala Lumpur to Haneda! OMG! OMG!

One sunny day in March 2008, we decided that we should go check out how real snow looks and feels like.

A dip in hot spring bath in the wee hours of the morning, at 4.00am to be exact; warrants a B&W photo for me. It was nice having a solitary bath, listening to the drip, drip, drip of the rainfall outside. Bliss

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I Miss This… Getting Hot And Naked

Spending time at DS Station, downloading free games. If you ever tag along with us for a vacation in Japan, be prepared for this

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Things We Do On Our Vacation. 1. Downloading Free Games

We visited the Peace Memorial Park one time way back in 2008. I’ve posted up posts on the Children’s Peace Monument and the A-Bomb Dome earlier and I just thought I should show other memorials and monuments we visited in the Memorial Park. There are plenty of monuments,memorials and museums there that you can visit and learn more about the tragic atomic bombing in 1945.