Yuki Matsuri!!!!!

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February 7th 2006

Published: February 9th 2006

OOOOHHH what an adventure we had at this years Yuki Matsuri, meaning "Snow Festival" in Japanese. A few things to preface this blog entry. I have a teacher at one of my travel schools who is originally from Asahikawa, Hokkaido. When I told him (way back in September when we booked the tickets) that I was going he called his sister on the phone and she was more than willing to show us around. When ... Read Full Entry

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Casey Lary

Hello everyone and welcome to my travel blog! Travel is my passion in life and I try to do it as much as I possibly can. I was once asked why I enjoy traveling. I quickly replied traveling is where your dreams are made, where dreams become reality, and where one explores and witnesses what life is all about. This blog started as a way to record my travels while teaching in Japan, and well, I kinda started liking to do it so will continue along my travels. Read on to see what adventures have unfolded thus far mainly in Asia, from amazing and interesting foods, friends, couchsurfing, lo... full info

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Crazy Nights

I put my money on Lisa over hostess boy.

Crazy Nights

I don't even know

Yuki Matsuri

In any city of Japan you can guarantee people dressed up in full body suit cartoon characters.

Yuki Matsuri!!!

Me, Lisa, Jeff, Jody, and Jason

Kan Pai!

This one was definitely one of my favorites

Dream Ai-land Okinawa" Ice Sculpture

Height: 15 meters; width: 25 meters; depth: 20 meters! This sculpture took 800 truck loads of snow, 27 days of hard work, and 3,600 people to complete.