going out of the Japan Railways station in Osaka noticed a lot of humidity and smell of the sea. Suddenly neon and people, many people ...
was our first contact with the city. In Japan there is a chain of language schools, Nova , which employs a number of Westerners. Including españolitos we met over dinner and later copeteo through the streets of Osaka. We also met some Italian and a German couple. All workers of Nova.
Well, as you all know, the world is a handkerchief (especially with the issue of being out there Galician below). The guy on the right is a ourensano ...¡¡!. Yeah, yeah, had a month in Osaka, saying he had no fucking idea of \u200b\u200bJapanese (which we understand to perfection). Nova also incurs. To be more precise to say that it is in the area of \u200b\u200bVista Hermosa, hehe ... Three
ourensanos in Osaka and a Frenchman scoring Blue Steel look.
After dinner we went to a cocktail bar ... they do not know what cocktail ask?
... Zoolander ...
already returning to the train station to sleep in Tenri, Japan ran into .. alas ..
We ran into a zone of Love Hotels (rooms are rented by the hour and you can imagine what it ..). Do not support same-sex couples have to play stations in the rooms. We saw
subcultures: goths, rockers (something very popular around here), punks, etc ...
we also would buy what is the origin of the ninja turtles. The river that runs through Osaka exceeds 5000 times the amount of pollution considered permitted for swimming. We believe that within everything was dead, but flipped when we saw a couple of rootworms swimming as if nothing ...
The other side of Japan. We were very surprised when a Japanese chupurreando a "gu monin, I'm hangary asked us a few yen to eat ..
Something curious is the subject of the nazi symbols. Before the Nazis adopted this symbolism, the Buddhists used it as a symbol good luck. In fact, it is frequently seen in their temples. As you can see in the picture is not like the Nazis, is reversed.
Target, Locked Geishas, \u200b\u200bwhen Yannick yelled "at ellashhh pog!" Station ran down to get a photo. Then we heard they were going to Kyoto because that Sunday was a traditional festival with fireworks (the Japanese love, surely if you were at fault fliparían).
Posters on the Japan Railways station.
There .. the yukata and kimonos ...
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