Returning to our starting point again, we discovered that there was an open market in the paved area in front of the building. This place was selling pottery on the left and clothing on the right.
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This blog will continue show the photos that I take as I live and vacation in Japan. I particularly love to walk and have a strong interest in Buddhism and Shinto so I will be showing the temples, shrines and other interesting things that I discover.
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- More neighborhood
- More sights
- A strange house and a park
- Dead End
- Auto repair shop
- Starting another walk
- Happy Merry Christmas
- Still at Mirikaroden
- At Mirikaroden again
- More farmers' market
- At the farmers' market
- The shrine and a store
- Still at the shrine
- Beating a dead stele
- The shrine
- The trail
- More boundary markers
- Historic markers - more of the trip
- We finally arrived at the first of the historic...
- Still on the history trip
- Still on the history trip
- The Society trip continued
- The Nakagawa-machi Historical Society trip
- Hospitals
- Strange trees and work on the river
- Around the neighborhood again
- Around the neighborhood
- The Shinkansen to Hakata Station
- A couple of shops
- More things around town
- Some restaurants
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About Me
- Charles
- Nakagawa-machi, Chikush-gun, Fukuoka-ken, Japan
- I have lived in Japan since 1976 and now consider it to be my permanent home. I have a very varied background having studied engineering, Japanese and East Asian studies, and education at the university level. I spent ten years in the Army where my job involved Area Studies, mostly in East Asia. When I started to teach in Japan, it was at a post high school level and, after I completed a PhD in education, I moved to a university where I become a full professor. After retiring, I taught part-time but am now completely retired and spend my enjoying myself. I am reasonably fluent in Japanese and at present all of my friends are elderly Japanese.
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