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[Japan Travel]: Kobe - Day 1 (part 1)

Feb 12, 2010 13:33

Okay,
after the last few random entries, let's continue with photos of my winter vacation (*_*)

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angelbott February 12 2010, 13:23:11 UTC

clock in hotel is brilliant! xD i want know if it's warm or cold. xD

bear is scary. o.o; Cute wolf but not put in there i bet it will scare the little kids. =/

wow beautiful clock!

some houses is so cute! xD

*get bag of money* j/k xD

Cool old phone. xD

Great snow winter 'storm' weather today in my hometown -.-

ninchia February 12 2010, 22:30:39 UTC

Finnische Mumin-Artikel im dänischen Haus? Ich frage mich, was die mit Dänemark zu tun haben. Aber tolle Fotos hast du! Ich sehe, wie der Spruch über Servus völlig Quatsch ist.

chochajin February 13 2010, 11:20:42 UTC

Ich glaube, für die Japaner ist das alles das Gleiche (^-^)>
So kam es dann wahrscheinlich auch zu dem "Servus", das angeblich ausschließlich die Österreicher benutzen *g*

chochajin February 13 2010, 11:22:58 UTC

It's not a clock, though XD And it was cooold! ;o;

Wah! I hope the weather is getting better soon. I heard it's quite tough in my home country as well x_X

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vjbseven February 12 2010, 13:26:02 UTC

I live in Kobe, so it's really nice to see the place through the eyes of a visitor. I've never visited any of the European houses in Kitano (because I'm from Europe so I figured it wouldn't be that exciting) so it's interesting to see your photos.

Incidentally, if you are seriously considering living here one day, I would highly recommend it. Kobe doesn't have a great deal for tourists (compared with say, Kyoto or Nara) but it's a great place to live. Plus, like you say, Kyoto and Nara and Osaka, etc are only a short train-ride away.

chochajin February 13 2010, 11:22:01 UTC

You live in Kobe? Wow that's awesome *a little bit envious* XD

That's good to know. Yeah, I didn't see so many tourists in Kobe (well, only Japanese tourists), but there were sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo many foreign tourists in Nara - woah! Although Nara is a little bit "inaka-ish" apart from the sightseeing spots of course XD

stonerxd February 12 2010, 15:04:29 UTC

i see a singapore note in the suitcase of money!!!

(its the purple one with a 2 and man's face of it in the top left corner)

hesaki February 12 2010, 17:39:24 UTC

tolle Bilder. Da hätte es mir auch gefallen

"Servus" in Österreich :-) Ich lach mich schlapp...

chochajin February 13 2010, 11:23:49 UTC

Die Japaner haben eh von so vielen eurpäischen Dingen ein völlig verkehrtes Bild, da wundert mich bald gar nichts mehr!

amvn February 12 2010, 22:51:37 UTC

Wow I learn something new every day! Actually, Kobe is one of the Japanese cities I have least knowledge of (besides the Hanshin earthquake, that it was once the capital for a brief time, huge port city and well...Kobe beef) ^-^ Like I didn't know they were a famous pastry city, and when I think of Westerners in Japan usually Nagasaki comes to mind :) I love the cute western houses, but like you said, it's probably more exciting for Japanese than us. Hehe, but the Finnish may be a bit disappointed by seeing Moomin-articles beeing placed in the Danish house *LOL* XDDD ( ... )

chochajin February 13 2010, 11:25:43 UTC

I didn't know much about Kobe other than that it was mentioned as a day trip when you're in Kyoto or Osaka, but as I had time, I researched and found out that there are quite some interesting things that made it worth staying some days ^-^

*lol* I know XD I think for Japanese people it's all the same: Norwegian, Danish, Finnish ... XD

P.S.: ICON LUV!! <33