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October 24th 2008
Published: November 7th 2008
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Konnichiwa from Japan! Docked into a new world or that's how it feels being in Japan so far. We almost don't want to go into too much detail we think everyone should come and experience this country for themselves and part of the excitement is experiencing everything that's different. However, for those who will not be visiting in the near future here is some more info (skip to next paragraph if ... Read Full Entry



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Salt storeSalt store
Salt store

in Himeji castle
Is that Davina Bailey! Is that Davina Bailey!
Is that Davina Bailey!

No it's Kirstin playing with our new toy!
Departing the mainlandDeparting the mainland
Departing the mainland

from Kobe to the Island of Shikoku
Akashi Kaikyo Ohashi Akashi Kaikyo Ohashi
Akashi Kaikyo Ohashi

the world's longest suspension bridge at 3.91km
Roadworks made funRoadworks made fun
Roadworks made fun

Maybe the M25 should have these, so when you're stuck in a 15 mile tailback, it will be fun for all the family!
Carefully pruned pine treesCarefully pruned pine trees
Carefully pruned pine trees

in Ritsurin-Koen gardens
Heron in waitingHeron in waiting
Heron in waiting

Ritsurin-Koen
Scooping Moon teahouse Scooping Moon teahouse
Scooping Moon teahouse

dating back to the 16th century Ritsurin-Koen
Half moon bridgeHalf moon bridge
Half moon bridge

Ritsurin-Koen
A garden for all seasonsA garden for all seasons
A garden for all seasons

Golden browns for Winter, Cherry Bloom for Spring and Summer, Vivid reds for autumn Ritsurin-Koen
Catching the momentCatching the moment
Catching the moment

Ritsurin-Koen
A splash of redA splash of red
A splash of red

Ritsurin-Koen
Swimming JewelsSwimming Jewels
Swimming Jewels

Ritsurin-Koen
A drinking wellA drinking well
A drinking well

Ritsurin-Koen



8th November 2008

Hello Kiro...
I'm as captivated with your travel journals as I am with Mummy Jean's antics in the min-min!! Kirst - have you explained the delights of a FS to Rob yet??!! (See if you can work that one out!!!)
16th November 2008

ArrSoo!!!
Hi Bro and Kirstin, so your going native, kimono's has not reached the essex high street fashion as yet but you could always start a new trend once you are back, i'm sure the Buckhursthill girls would look great with their faces powdered white instead of the usual orange glow. it's sunday night mum is over, just having a glass of wine waiting for strickly to come on, I'm sure this sounds really exciting but to us this is as good as it gets!!

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