Fuji, among others [journal]
Jul. 19th, 2004 01:05 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kyrasantaeI think my pen is running out of ink. I did bring a backup pen. Either that or the climate is affecting the ink. My sister remarked that something with me is changing. I think it's my state of mind. Something about this whole militarist-without-a-cause thing. (This pen, albeit black, works a lot better).
There's these buildings that say 火災 on the company name. In Chinese, that'd mean "fire," as in the emergency type of fire, but apparently means "home insurance" in Japanese.
We managed to get a clear view of Mt. Fuji, which was really lucky of us. But it's a long weekend for the Japanese and coming back down from the mountain area was very slow and madly packed. We couldn't make it to the hotel for dinnertime so we ate at a highway rest station restaurant (they have these things every 2 hours or so) at almost 21:30. It was fast and pretty delicious. Then we had to hop onto the bus again and finally got to the hotel at 23:25.
Yesterday we walked through a park where people were setting up to watch fireworks. Instead of sitting down to keep their spot, they use tape to mark out a rectangle on the grass or bench for themselves and then label it with their family name. Then they're free to walk off for whatever. If only we were all just as nice in Canada.
There's these buildings that say 火災 on the company name. In Chinese, that'd mean "fire," as in the emergency type of fire, but apparently means "home insurance" in Japanese.
We managed to get a clear view of Mt. Fuji, which was really lucky of us. But it's a long weekend for the Japanese and coming back down from the mountain area was very slow and madly packed. We couldn't make it to the hotel for dinnertime so we ate at a highway rest station restaurant (they have these things every 2 hours or so) at almost 21:30. It was fast and pretty delicious. Then we had to hop onto the bus again and finally got to the hotel at 23:25.
Yesterday we walked through a park where people were setting up to watch fireworks. Instead of sitting down to keep their spot, they use tape to mark out a rectangle on the grass or bench for themselves and then label it with their family name. Then they're free to walk off for whatever. If only we were all just as nice in Canada.
