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mishkuu — bridges in shikina-en
Published: 2009-06-22 01:13:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 1196; Favourites: 22; Downloads: 9
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naha, okinawasection of the very beautiful and large, shikina-en/shikinaen park - one of the many amazing world heritage sites in okinawa
was raining a lot that day
do not take w/o permission
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GAH *_*! I really want to visit Okinawa >< such a beautiful place. Beautiful shot.
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thank you! it was a great trip!
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So pieceful and beautiful. I am actually going to Japan this autumn and I am truly looking forward to experience the huge difference in these harmonic places, and the loud city-life 
You sure took some wonderful pictures in Japan!
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ya they are everywhere! there are a lot of temples within the big cities too 
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Yeah, I think it´s wonderful that you can visit shrines/temples while you´re in the big cities! That´s a nice break from all the noise and rush, right?
I haven´t planned my trip yet, but Tokyo is of course one of the places to visit. And hopefully Osaka, and Kyoto too. I am going to talk with my travel-agency next week, to find a suitable trip
And you are very welcome! You take wonderful pictures!
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ya! not all areas have temples right in the heart of the big cities, a lot do. some you can find on accident, just by wandering around. tokyo is great! when you go, there are some things that i highly recommend you bringing with you. osaka is wonderful too. kyoto is a place of its own - there is downtown kyoto, which looks like tokyo - then further out are very old sites 
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Ah yes, and I am sure I´ll love the contrasts.
Of course Tokyo is my biggest goal, since I´m enjoying to shop manga, and also going to meet a friend of mine. We´re going to train kendo together. I´m sure it´ll be fun.
You said "there are some things that i highly recommend you bringing with you" what do you mean by that?
Yes thanks. I´m eager to see which trip it´ll be. It doesn´t really matter where in Japan, as long as I can enjoy the culture, and practice my speaking/reading.
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there are some books and such that make things a lot easier - especially the tokyo subway. check out akihabara if you are into manga in tokyo. make sure you shop around and get prices before you buy anything there. (some stores are cheaper than others)
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Ah yes, I know that
I have a great guidebook, with a complete bullet-train guide, and I am also used to buy manga from several places. Mostly import, so I have great knowlegde in prices.
Also a good thing that I can read/speak some Japanese. That´ll help me a lot when I´m there.
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Even if you are not fluent, people will try their hardest to help you
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Oh wow, they sure are very helpfull! That´s wonderful. Also the great politeness is something I´m truly looking forward to experience. People in Denmark could a lot from the Japanese -__-
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