Of course, these are only a select few of them (those who wish to see all of them need only ask!).
Kyoto was nice, the bullet train was exciting, and we have returned to Tsukuba, safe and sound – and more than a little tired!
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It's nice to see another American with you! Looks like the baboons were pleased with your visit too. keep blogging..it's so memorable. I expect a major motion picture will be made after this adventure!
This is the story of a young couple from Seattle. They started this blog when they moved to Japan for year in 2005. Since then, the blog has become a record of their lives, friends, cooking, and travels. Follow along at home as they discover a new foreign country: Texas, where they moved in 2008. In July of 2009, the couple added a native Texan, Natalie Beth, to their family. In January of 2013, another native Texan, Jacob Samuel, joined the team.
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It's nice to see another American with you! Looks like the baboons were pleased with your visit too.
keep blogging..it's so memorable. I expect a major motion picture will be made after this adventure!
Wow! The Kyoto you saw was amazing! We traveled there alone, saw one (impressive) shrine, did some shopping, and then left.
What beautiful things you saw!!
Love, MD (I am not a doctor, but since Brenda is MM, I figured this was appropriate...)
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