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It`s due overtime, but here it is. The last, sure to be epic
post of this amazing blog of ours. The date is now the eight of
October,and we came back home on the eleventh of August,so it`s
been a while.Since our arrival back home we haven`t really had
the motivation to write another post, `cause of the plain fact
that we`re not in Japan anymore. But I thought that a finishing
"what-are-they-up-to-now?"-post was not only necessary,but
mandatory. What I`m going to write now is a bit of a mystery,
since I can`t really tell anything new about Japan. The journey
back went swimmingly though, except for the god damned airport-
staff ripping apart my 250? rucksack looking for a lighter
within. A small hint for you travellers out there; don`t put
lighters or gasoline in your backpack, it will only cause you
problems (trust me, I know).
Other than that,no problems (if you don`t count me fuming the
first couple of hours on the plane; poor Jonas). By the time we
were greeted by our family, we were both really tired,and happy
to be on our way to our own beds.To sum up the journey; we both
loved Japan and we had a wonderful time there (even though the
humidity was ridiculous). All the people we met there were nice
and fun,and they really made our time there even better.I (and
I`m sure also Jonas) highly recomemnd to make this kind of a
journey;sure,it costs a lot more than to go to south-east asia
(where a bunch of friends are right now), but I mean, just read
our blog.It has truly been an experience worth the price,without
a doubt.The first couple of days, or maybe even weeks,back home
felt good, and it was nice to be in yor "real life" again. But
now I`m starting to miss Japan, and thinking about how nice it
would be to just walk around in a small countrytown, hiking in
some mountains, or to simply walk through the many streets and
backalleys of Kyoto and Tokyo again.I`m definately going back
there sometime, although not for a couple of years, since I´m
now a student and don`t have the money or time to make such a
trip. Jonas though, has said that he`s going back there next
year again, so we`ll see if that works out (hope it does, so I
can order some Fanta Melon and Suntory Pop from him).
post of this amazing blog of ours. The date is now the eight of
October,and we came back home on the eleventh of August,so it`s
been a while.Since our arrival back home we haven`t really had
the motivation to write another post, `cause of the plain fact
that we`re not in Japan anymore. But I thought that a finishing
"what-are-they-up-to-now?"-post was not only necessary,but
mandatory. What I`m going to write now is a bit of a mystery,
since I can`t really tell anything new about Japan. The journey
back went swimmingly though, except for the god damned airport-
staff ripping apart my 250? rucksack looking for a lighter
within. A small hint for you travellers out there; don`t put
lighters or gasoline in your backpack, it will only cause you
problems (trust me, I know).
Other than that,no problems (if you don`t count me fuming the
first couple of hours on the plane; poor Jonas). By the time we
were greeted by our family, we were both really tired,and happy
to be on our way to our own beds.To sum up the journey; we both
loved Japan and we had a wonderful time there (even though the
humidity was ridiculous). All the people we met there were nice
and fun,and they really made our time there even better.I (and
I`m sure also Jonas) highly recomemnd to make this kind of a
journey;sure,it costs a lot more than to go to south-east asia
(where a bunch of friends are right now), but I mean, just read
our blog.It has truly been an experience worth the price,without
a doubt.The first couple of days, or maybe even weeks,back home
felt good, and it was nice to be in yor "real life" again. But
now I`m starting to miss Japan, and thinking about how nice it
would be to just walk around in a small countrytown, hiking in
some mountains, or to simply walk through the many streets and
backalleys of Kyoto and Tokyo again.I`m definately going back
there sometime, although not for a couple of years, since I´m
now a student and don`t have the money or time to make such a
trip. Jonas though, has said that he`s going back there next
year again, so we`ll see if that works out (hope it does, so I
can order some Fanta Melon and Suntory Pop from him).
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