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Pics from my trip to Japan in April 2010
moonlight:
--- Quote from: Chiyachan on May 19, 2010, 08:32:26 PM ---Where's the cute underaged asians? :(
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Not everybody goes to Japan to make pictures of underaged girls :P Anyway, here (hope it makes you happy XD):
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BrownMasterV:
--- Quote from: moonlight on May 20, 2010, 10:51:11 PM ---
--- Quote from: Chiyachan on May 19, 2010, 08:32:26 PM ---Where's the cute underaged asians? :(
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Not everybody goes to Japan to make pictures of underaged girls :P Anyway, here (hope it makes you happy XD):
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Woohoo!
@Topic:
My eyes nommed these pictures. Damn, I didn't know Japan was so cool.
Mycanid:
Uploading a bunch of new pics right now ... will create the links and such over here eventually. ;)
Patience please! :D
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Okay, here are a few pics of the Shiraka-go village. It is en route from Nagoya to Kanazawa. Here is a link about it: http://sekaiisan.mapple.net/shirakawago/
And here are some pics:
moonlight:
Woooo, you went to Shirakawa, nice! You did know that village was used for the anime Higurashi, right? XD
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Just curious, how did you get to that village?
Cause I remember that it was quite a remote place (although a lot of tourists around cause it's listed on the UNESCO world heritage list).
Mycanid:
I have not heard of the Higurashi anime before now, to be honest (goes to wikipedia to take a look).
In terms of getting to the village I really couldn't tell you the details, as I was just riding in the car the family hosting me was driving. We took the road from Nagoya to Kanazawa, though, and I seem to remember our getting off at an exit and the entrance to the village being not far from the exit at all. It is roughly in a narrow valley and small mountains are all around it - so I guess it is kinda remote. That area is up high and always got a lot of snow - it was for that reason that that practice of building such tall, steep roof-pitched houses arose. Quite practical actually. :)
But it is quite beautiful. I enjoyed my visit, even though it was short.
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