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Kogu in Japan Part 2 |
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Please email your comments if you have any. I haven`t been getting enough mail =( |
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Vending Machine about a block from my house. Look! It offers a wide variety AND size. Notice the small keg on the bottom left. I know some people who are jealous. No open container law in Japan either. |
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Great view of some part of Japan or another. That`s about what my town looks like. Hill in one end, lake Biwa in the other, and lots and lots of rice fields. |
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Two girls who randomly showed up at the theatre. I believe they were dropped off at the theatre by mom for us to babysit. The one on the left is cute and, although not quite legal yet, is probably worth going to jail for. =) |
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Kids at the Sports Park gym that we had to do community service for. The one on the right is 11. Pretty damn tall though, but yea.. not worth going to jail for.. and too young even for my likings. o.O |
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Part of Torahime Castle`s beautiful park. Great view, wish I had a park like that. |
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Part 2 of said park. My friend caught a small turtle in this place. Felt wrong to keep him, so we let him go back in the water. |
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Swans that were also part of the park/garden. There was this huuuge dragonfly I wanted to take a picture of. But before I could, the swan came and bit its head off. Be afraid. Be very afraid. |
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Finally, an altar to this old house we visited which was once used for tea ceremony. Look, they are offering a cantalope and watermelon to the gods. That`s like.. at least $30 worth of fruit right there. Gods must be proud, stupid Japanese fruit pricing. |
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