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November 23rd 2007

Published: November 25th 2007

The hotel had a fairly early check-out time at 10 am, but it suited me fine anyway, as it would put me on the road to Kumamoto without delay. Through the last days I had seen more and more people walk around town with face masks, and unlike a common belief that this is due to protect themselves from heavy pollution there is another important reason as well, they are not wearing it to protect thems... Read Full Entry

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Johan

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Meh... readers beware. I originally started this log to keep my mother up to date during a longer trip, but I quickly realized I wasn't about to waste my precious time off by sitting in some shady Internet café updating a blog nobody will read anyway. Nowadays it is more of a personal nostalgia and ego thing, but by all means, feel free to enjoy the speculations and hybris which will no doubt get reality checked soon enough. I will add older travel logs as time permits.... full info

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Kumamoto-Jo

Experimenting again...

Kumamoto-Jo

Kumamoto-Jo moat

Center Plaza, under the Kotsu Bus Station

Dinner Part 1 a.k.a. Nov 23rd

Dinner Part 2 a.k.a. Nov 24th

I don't really feel so good...

Kumamoto by night

The room at the Chisun Hotel

Room breakdown: Electricity: Reliable. Japanese style two flat pin plugs (100V). Toilet: Yes, it has all the bells and whistles. Hot water supply: Reliable. Air Conditioning: Yep, and needed because the room was quite cold. Food: Didn't try the restaurant. Room has a small refrigerator and a water boiler. Spoils: Hairdryer, free Internet, IDD telephone. Pets: None encountered. Price: 7.000 JPY (65 USD)

The bathroom at the hotel

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