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| I think 20 photos per day was just not enough to fully convey how cool the trip was. So how about a few more? ^_^
Please use the link below to access the bonus Nagano album on my Facebook.
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2083648&id=44406519&l=40513fa14d
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| I had an absolute blast with my good friends. Nagano is an interesting place that was made into a special one because of the good group of people that went.
To see the Day 2 action, please click on the following link.
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2083643&id=44406519&l=05c9920670
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| Nagano has been on my "must-see" list for a long time. Finally, it is time to scratch that off of my list. ^_^
To see what happened during day one, please click on the following link.
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2083567&id=44406519&l=fc2df2a7a8
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| When Tammy visited Nagoya over a year ago, I had only been in Japan for a few weeks. Wanting to be a good guide, I looked into must-eat items in Nagoya and took her to a famous eel rice restaurant. But basically not knowing any Japanese at all at that time, we were not able to understand the explanation of our waitress. I just vaguely remember seeing people at the adjacent table pouring tea into perfectly good eel rice. Playing with food in a fancy restaurant?!
Today, with the coaching of good friends from Denso, I finally learned the right way to enjoy this famous Nagoya dish. What a difference some explanation makes! Pour, Gogo! Pour!
Please use the following link to see a few more pictures of the outing.
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2083194&id=44406519&l=8be878519e
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