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Kaiyukan Aquarium: FishiesJapan seems not-so-far-away these days. United and American have more flights going to more cities like Osaka and Nagoya, and often have last-minute sales for as low as $399… Roundtrip! I took advantage at a point when the price was so low it would have been a waste of money NOT to go.

I flew in to Osaka, but immediately hopped a JR train to Kyoto to visit a friend. He and I would make day trips back there to go shopping, or night trips to hit the clubs, but it wasn't really a top destination on such a short visit. However, on my way back to the airport at the end of the trip, I hopped off the train to check out a highly recommended destination: The Kaiyukan Aquarium....

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More Patterns of Japan
Posted by Noelia in Japan on 09/Nov/2006
More Patterns in Japan


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Patterns Of Japan
Posted by Noelia in Tokyo & Kyoto on 04/Aug/2006
Patterns of Japan
The replication wonders of Japan never cease....

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Pathways of Japan
Posted by Noelia in Japan & Kyoto on 26/Jun/2006
Nanzen-Ji Temple: Garden Path Japan is a country best represented in visual details. At least, based on my experience of its two capitals (ancient and modern), I found endless examples of visual delights. The elegant rope ties of a handmade bamboo fence at Nanzen-Ji temple in Kyoto. The shiny perfection of a plastic food display in a restaurant in Kyoto's underground shopping mall. The ghostly beauty of falling snowflakes seen from the 53rd floor of a skyscraper in Tokyo's Roppongi Hills. And on and on...

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