Chinatown

The closest place to Hong Kong that doesn't need a passport

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August 25th 2011
Today, I explored more of San Francisco’s outer neighborhoods. The city is well known for cultural enclaves, which preserve a particular culture within the overall city. I first went to one of the most famous, Chinatown. Many big cities have a neighborhood with a large concentration of Chinese. I ate in one in Seattle (see Do you Like Green Eggs and Ham, SAM I Am? ... read more

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