Friday, July 4, 2008

How Do Women Feel In Spandex

Each travels in his own way

In Kyoto there is much to see. I I've logged in the hostel the day before yesterday and I will check out again until next Friday. Yesterday I attended the first 6 sites of the city. First stop was in the garden next to the hostel. A typical Japanese garden as it was centuries ago, applied for the "rich and famous." Many small bridges, woodlands, natural ponds. I went into the garden on foot (the whole day was walking) in the first temple. was unfortunately the main attraction, a 38m high wooden hall under a disguise. The old part to be renovated in 2010 and comes to light. The hall next to it was also not small and made me feel powerful. After another 10 Minute walk I went to the nearest temple. I wanted to look at the Drum Tower. Unfortunately this was not possible for me. Maybe it was because of my clothes (Orange T shirt, shorts and a scarf). If I only noticed much later that my clothes were not as moderate temple. For me one of the monks tried to explain how it looks in the tower there. The fourth stop I made in a restaurant. Many years ago the house was a tavern for samurai and bigwigs of the city. Now there's nothing left to eat, but it is now a museum. The house was old think about 350 years. The issued harness around the 200 and the images partly 400 years. The cook stove in the photo was enough to cook for 100 guests. After the guest house I went to another temple. This made the big Bethallen, park with a pond, Pagoda (I think the highest of Japan). In the halls, it was unfortunately not allowed to photograph. Most of gigantic wooden figures were seen. For the most part national treasures.
The last stop was then the Kyoto Tower. I've been saving for me but the night. The images from the tower were not so good because you were always behind a screen.
am This morning I got up early. I had to change my room. Actually I wanted then just after the train Amanohashidate. But since I missed the reserved train, I stood on the wrong track and noticed habs only very very late, but then it was 10:20 before I was really on the move. Amanohashidate is the third of "most scenic places." The island is actually in the category of super beautiful places. And not even many people were there. The only thing I enjoy a bit subdued was the cloudy air. So the pictures are not from the viewing platform become as good as in the Prospectus.
A few more pictures to the title of today's s entry.

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