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01-16-2007, 11:44 PM
Kambara? What prefecture is that in? It has a really strange spelling too, the only stand alone consonant in Japanese in the "N." I've never seen any other double consonant, but when I googled it the weather came up so I guess it is a city somewhere over here.
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02-07-2007, 09:24 AM
Cool. Hope you can go
Japan is something special. everyone is so nice and it's really beaytiful in spring/summer.Hopefully you're going to visit "big buddah", i'm not religious or anything but it was so breathtaking to see. He's like 15 meters tall. Konnichiwa!
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02-09-2007, 09:08 AM
Please allow me to introduce bit of history of Japan.
Kambara,located in Shizuoka pref., is one of 53 post‐town(or stage) on Tokai road (Tokaido 53 tsugi). In 1601,Shogun Tokugawa plans building of road from Kyoto to Edo (Tokyo) to unite the reins of government. Between the two cities they built post-town called "shukuba machi". When Tokugawa or other governer sends a messenger or parcel on horse,they will stop at post-town and they rest over night,change horse and moved on the next day. They pass on messages and parcel to one from other along the way to either Edo or Kyoto. It was called "shuku ekidenma system". The name Ekiden is used for long‐distance relay road race world wide now. Kambara is 15th post(147Km) from Edo (Tokyo). You might have seen the picture of Ukiyoe by Hokusai. |
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02-23-2007, 02:11 PM
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Weird where is that "bid buddha"? i haven´t saw him on a pic now it must be formidable stand infront of such a giant statue ![]() |
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Coming to Tokyo -
02-24-2007, 02:16 AM
Hi. I am a foreign student in Tokyo. Please email me if you are coming here, because we might have the chance to meet and talk.
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