Tokyo

family #3 Mt Fuji

bathroom maps at highway rest stops. království.

family #2 Osaka, Nara, Kyoto

Nijo castle

Osaka castle

Osaka

mom's picture of the tuchniyak coffee and the castle in the backgroung

the deer in Nara are much bigger than the ones in Miyajima

P. trying to trick the deer pretending he has food for them.

deer attack techniques

a že jim to pořád nehořelo?
ale hořelo.

Todaji-ji

one of the more impressive moments. 16 meters tall bronz statue in the biggest wooden building in the world. (I heard)

family #1 Hiroshima

karaoke
Z. and P. singing What does the fox say.

Miyajima

Miyajima

- the biggest culture shock seem to be confusion from the diversity of buildings

- a jak to zateplovali? že jim to pořád nehořelo? ale hořelo.

- P. poprvé poznává, co to znamená, mluvit v Japonsku anglicky

Hinamatsuri March 3

雛祭り

3-3 Girls' day hinamatsuri
I got all of this from one of the cute old ladies at my English conversation class. She calls me Veronika-chan and always gives me sweets. When I was thanking her, feeling a little uneasy if it's ok that she always gives me stuff, she replied おばあちゃんだから大丈夫よ。Dont't worry, I am a grandma so it's ok.

flashbacks

国境の長いトンネルを抜けると雪国であった。

goodbye to my tučňáks

I got lost in Hondori (a true achievement, indeed) but these girls found me and we had our goodbye after all.

Slightly drunk, M. leaves us shortly for a baito interview.

We try make-up in a drugstore like they do in the movies.

and the compulsory purikura, of course.

It feels unreal that my two dearest Korean tučňáks should leave