Japanese rice fields are one amazing sight I have always loved...lined up like this~
but the COLOR of them, the green on my eyes FEELS so good. Honestly healing!!
The mountains get chopped off to sell soil to man making areas, (land in the oceans) like the nearby airport I have been using a lot of, Centrair, Nagoya. I can't remember it happening this way in the States.
But the sky on the distance is awesome too, no?!
So the SECOND Japanese hot spot is in the KARAOKE rooms! If you have never done Karaoke- in Japan, time stands still. Four hours can pass, singing away, and it feels like an hour and a half. Five hours wouldn't be too much to sing for.
Above, me next to Anita from Peru~U.S., next to her Liv from Australia, then Amy dearest, from New Zealand. All English teachers, with Anita being more even. (I never met SO many "foreigners" before coming to Japan!!!) Next to Amy, Kana then my older daughter dear Naomi! Kana visited us with Naomi in Santa Cruz last Winter another great English speaking young woman (I'm always so grateful for all the people speaking English- for ME!!).
So the SECOND Japanese hot spot is in the KARAOKE rooms! If you have never done Karaoke- in Japan, time stands still. Four hours can pass, singing away, and it feels like an hour and a half. Five hours wouldn't be too much to sing for.
Above, me next to Anita from Peru~U.S., next to her Liv from Australia, then Amy dearest, from New Zealand. All English teachers, with Anita being more even. (I never met SO many "foreigners" before coming to Japan!!!) Next to Amy, Kana then my older daughter dear Naomi! Kana visited us with Naomi in Santa Cruz last Winter another great English speaking young woman (I'm always so grateful for all the people speaking English- for ME!!).