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Postcards from the Transition

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Tag: Kyoto

Cruises, 2024 Westerdam Legendary Japan, Japan1 Comment

Full and Empty

September 29, 2024September 29, 2024 Rich McClear

Leaving the train station, we had a lot of choices.  Tour companies offered to take us on a bus loop to the major palaces, castles, forts, shrines gardens and temples that people go to Kyoto to see.  We opted to … Continue reading Full and Empty

Cruises, 2024 Westerdam Legendary Japan, Japan3 Comments

From Bullet Train to “Hello Kitty.”

September 28, 2024September 28, 2024 Rich McClear

The bullet train takes 13 minutes to travel from Kyoto to Osaka.  On the return the “Hello Kitty” liveried train took us back in about twice that time.  Today was my train day.  The Shinkansen, or bullet train, links most … Continue reading From Bullet Train to “Hello Kitty.”

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