This place actually used to be an old sea port that brought trading goods to the castle.
7/08/2004
- look how amazingly green it all is. Ah Japan.
- one of the protective houses.
- the castle.
- The shrine.
- The shogun museum.
- Ah my little shoebox
- This school computer is going to be the death of m...
- I am at school. I slept, I showered, I ate breakf...
- Okay, for those who don't know, I am off to Japane...
- The weekend has come and gone. It started on Thurs...
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