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Fukuoka
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I guess it's not just the Koreans that obsess over "stamina" food.
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Is this a car or a vacuum cleaner?
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Ichiro!
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Beer vending machine...you can find these on every block.
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They sell sake as well!
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The japanese equivalent of AM/PM burgers.
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This RV sized bathroom was in our first hotel in Japan.
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While it isn't super common, it isn't uncommon either to see women dressed in kimonos as everyday wear.
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Vertical parking lot.
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Where is he driving to? The moon?
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I know it's junk food, but I wouldn't put that in your slogan.
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A stuffed, felt version of the menu.
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The hottest chicken delivery woman ever!
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A cost-effective dog...5kg of food lasts a year and a half.
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Nagasaki
Nagasaki was an absolutely charming city and was definitely the right
choice as a place to visit. It was clean, organized, and maintained a
perfect blend of modern and historical architecture.
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This is where aliens can cross with their fawns.
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Hypocenter memorial, directly below where the atomic bomb exploded.
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Souped up ATV.
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Mr. Miyagi
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Tour group, complete with a flag to keep the team together.
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Nagasaki pussycat.
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This place was called 100 Yen Sushi...and yup, each plate was just about worth a dollar!
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Art from New Zealand at the Peace Park.
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Old style house.
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Old style house.
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My camera couldn't handle the crazy light in the Pachinko parlour.
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Spectacles Bridge...named for the reflection it leaves in the river at night.
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Used cigarette butts for sale...we actually saw less crazyness in Japan than we'd expected, but this is a notable oddity.
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On the
road to Nagasaki (Karatsu)
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I don't know what Goo Day sells, but I don't want any.
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Parade float.
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Parade float.
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Parade float.
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Parade float.
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Parade float.
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Parade float.
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Karatsu castle.
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Karatsu castle from a distance.
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View of the islands from Karatsu castle.
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Monk strolling through the temple grounds.
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Samurai suit.
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Samurai suit.
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Samurai suit.
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Toy car angle 1.
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Toy car angle 2.
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Temple
Street - Nagasaki
Just
a block behind our hotel sat Temple Street, a narrow road maybe half a
mile long that is lined with temple after temple after temple. We
especially like the unique gargoyles and statues.
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This narrow building is a public restroom.
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This tree is made entirely out of wine corks.
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Japanese garage door.
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Tiny pickup truck.
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