Month: November 2009

  • Fuji-san shows his face

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    While Fuji-san was well and truly hidden while we were on his doorstep in Hakone, on mum and dad’s last morning in Kisarazu he popped up above the clouds and we were able to see his snow covered peak. We were able to see him as we walked to the school bus stop on Tuesday…

  • Photos from mum and dad’s camera

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    Photos from mum and dad’s camera of our time away in Hakone, Yokohama and Kamakura, along with some shots from mum and dad’s shinkansen trip up north to Akita and Sendai.

  • Panorama in Gora Park

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    Tried out the panorama-making software for our new camera. The photos didn’t fit together quite so well considering the lack of tripod, but it was still fun…

  • Kamakura

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    We woke up to a 22 degree sunny day for Kamakura, although no doubt up in the mountainous Hakone it was still foggy and raining. We caught the train south to Kamakura (along with the Sunday crowds) and then a local bus to the Daibutsu. We wandered around and inside the Daibutsu, marvelling at it’s…

  • Yokohama

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    From Hakone we took a local bus to Odawara station, took the Excellent Express 30000 romance car train to Shinjuku, then went out to Kichijoji to Deva Deva cafe. We ate pizzas and burgers with hot lemonade and ginger chai. Benno had a banana cheesecake to finish. Then we headed south to Yokohama. We walked…

  • Hakone…but no Fuji-san

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    We visited Hakone, to the west of Tokyo from where Mt Fuji can be seen (if you’re lucky enough to visit on a clear, cloudless day). The romance car took us from Shinjuku to Odawara, then we met up with mum and dad who were on the JR line and took the switch-back train to…

  • Purikura Online

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    Cute Purikura Online cute Can you find Benno? Whoops! He turned into a cat woman. Cute Purikura Online cute

  • Clear skies, cold weather

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    Down to 11 degrees today, so winter is on it’s way. However, that also means that we see Mt Fuji more often through the clear, cold skies. Yay for Fuji-san! I rode my bike to school today and cut my riding time in half. Maybe it’s because the weather is no longer humid that it’s…

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