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Japan was the funniest country we have seen, food with moving vegetable, lots of speaking tools/machines/equipement... just everything, and lots of people/signs/menues we could not understand. We tried to do things like the other did - and it worked very well without leaving the bus. I wore toilett slippers and room slippers and no-slippers on tami mates. we ate lots of things from the shops of the streat ant took there also our Aperetif. If you do not understand anything on the streets it does not matter if you are drunken or not! Japanese peaple are in generel very helpful. If you ask a question they do not go away till they helped you in some way. Kansai is very ancient area with a lot of temples.
See the pictures:


Osaka is a monster city. It has no End:


In Nara was something like Fasching, so they lightened 3000 lamps. The deers are every day on the streets of the city, they are somehow important. Better not to eat them. thougth about renting a rar and having a little "accident".



And we stayed at Jumi`s home:



Thez have a lot of temples (and supid kezboards)

YEAHA, it's alive. a very remakable moment!!! WELCOME to the worlds bettest bebblog ever. After travelling through the area Kansai in Japan for one week and after a short visit of the north island of NZ we are now in small Ski-and moutnaineering town called Queenstown with a population of 8.500 people.
In order not to mix it all together i will try now to create some entries where i am pleased to show you some impressions of what we are seeing and doing here on the other side of the world.
I will sort the entries by the location.

The milestones in our trip are (in this order)
- Japan
- NZ
- USA

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Flo alias Fiji and Camille alias Kamikaze