Let’s take a moment to talk about Gifu, Japan. This is where Tori works, and we both love this part of Japan! We very frequently hear people talk about beautiful countries around the world, but we never hear people add Japan to that list. While we are happy to see that Japan is on many peoples’ radar, meaning they either have visited or would like to visit the country, it does still make us wonder why people have not recognized the country’s beauty. Our theory is that when people typically do come to visit Japan, they have a limited amount of time in the country. A typical itinerary would include Tokyo, Kyoto,
Victoria Robkis
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16 apr. 2020
Gifu, Japan
Let’s take a moment to talk about Gifu, Japan. This is where Tori works, and we both love this part of Japan! We very frequently hear people talk about beautiful countries around the world, but we never hear people add Japan to that list. While we are happy to see that Japan is on many peoples’ radar, meaning they either have visited or would like to visit the country, it does still make us wonder why people have not recognized the country’s beauty. Our theory is that when people typically do come to visit Japan, they have a limited amount of time in the country. A typical itinerary would include Tokyo, Kyoto,
Osaka, and maybe Hiroshima. Most people would probably venture about by train, high speed train. We think this causes people to miss seeing the countryside, and the countryside is where you see the beauty! Take a look at some photos we have snapped out in Gifu! The beauty we have seen in this country does not begin or end in Gifu, but maybe it can give you an idea of what the country really has to offer! Imagine—rice fields everywhere, big birds (cranes for example) in the rice fields, mountains and hills everywhere often times with a stream or lake running right along next to it. This is Japan!
Also, check out one of our favorite eateries in Gifu, UOBEI! Ok, ok, yeah—this is not a local Gifu chain. It is a chain that can be found in many places in Japan, but we never
stumbled upon it in Nagoya, and we really love it!
I believe in previous blog entries we have mentioned kaiten sushi (conveyor belt sushi), and one of our favorite places to eat in Japan is Sushi Ro (also kaiten sushi)! What is super cool about this place, though, is that the food get delivered on a train, or a race car! How fun is that? Also, while many kaitan sushi places do offer some of the same sushi dishes, there is some variety in their menu, so that keeps things exciting as well!
1.
The BIG Move
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The First Week
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October 1st -- The day everything happened
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So Many ROAD BLOCKS
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Cool Restaurants
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Move In
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The old, temporary apartment
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Tsurumai Park & Vegan Fest
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The day of many deliveries
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Being vegetarian in Japan
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We're going to the OLYMPICS
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Earthquake proof labs
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🎃Happy Halloween 🎃
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Kyoto Trip
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11/11 ... Pocky Day
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Yakitori time
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Westgate
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Peter Pladman's Visit
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Our Hike from Magome to Tsumago
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Shirakawago & Takayama
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Fire Ramen in Kyoto
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It's Beginning to Look a lot like Christmas
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Nagoya's Cultural Night
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🎄Merry Christmas🎄
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Christmas Lights
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Sapporo Snow Festival
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Day trip to Hamamatsu
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Tori's B-day Trip
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Himeji
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Pumpkin Painting
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Flavored Soy Milks
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Halloween
33.
Kobe
34.
Okazaki
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Miklos's JLPT
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Rock Climbing
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Christmas & New Years
38.
The Site of Reversible Destiny
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Nabana no Sato
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Skiing & Snowboarding
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Visiting Snow Monkeys in Japan
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Gifu University
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Golden Week
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The Sweetest Hubby
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Pink Moss Galore
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Ukai - Cormorant Fishing
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Inuyama
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Rice Fields and Sun Flowers
49.
Visiting Northern Japan (Tohoku)
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Gifu
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Hey Tokyo
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