Japan Tour: Scrambled Eggs Struggle
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•Kyoto epitomized the dichotomy of a Japanese culture that was at once both sublime and, at times, extremely weird
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Pete McMartin and his wife, Sue , were on a tour of southern Japan .
Never had we eaten better or been treated more kindly overseas, and this kindness went above and beyond a code of civility designed never to give offence.
English was everywhere — on street signs, stores, menus, on the train and subway systems.
Kyoto epitomized the dichotomy of a Japanese culture that was at once both sublime and, at times, extremely weird.
We attended a performance by a maiko, an apprentice geisha, who performed for about five minutes to traditional Japanese music.
There are over 140 pet cafés in Japan , offering over 400 species including penguins, flamingos, capybaras, snakes, bearded dragons.
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