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No longer the guide
With 3 umbrellas in my hand, I waved goodbye to the green bullet train leaving Sendai station this morning. My brother and his wife were abandoning me to spend 3 nights in Kyoto. I will miss them. We shared a lot … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged erimo, io mountain, ishinomaki, kamen rider, lake kussharo, masked rider
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Robot Guts
For ten years, a spaceship has been parked in the port of tsunami-hit Ishinomaki. The locals don`t mind though. Inside the 3 storey landmark is a museum dedicated to the works of local man, Shotaro Ishinomori, the `king of manga`.
Posted in Manga, Outside Tokyo, inside Japan
Tagged ishinomaki, king of manga, manga museum, mangattan, miyagi, robocon, robokon, shotaro ishinomori, tsunami
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Stepping sometimes stumbling
5 years ago I entered a 15 legged race. Not on my own. That would have been ridiculous. I was racing alongside 13 Japanese teachers at a High school sports day.
Posted in Earthquake, Outside Tokyo, inside Japan
Tagged ishinoma, ishinomaki, peace boat, tsunami, volunteering
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8 nights in the north
I lost my guesthouse room key a couple of weeks ago. I don`t know how. It takes a seriously high level of stupidity to lose something in a dwelling as small as our guesthouse, yet I managed it, and now because of my … Continue reading
Posted in Earthquake, Uncategorized
Tagged bus, chairty, dust masks, earthquake, ishinomaki, peaceboat, shinjuku, tsunami, volunteer
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