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Friday, 25 March 2011

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Thursday, 24 March 2011

Nagoya Kanko Hotel

名古屋観光ホテル

The Nagoya Kanko Hotel is close to the Hilton Hotel in Nagoya's Fushimi district, just off Hirokoji Dori and is the most historic hotel in the city dating from 1936.

Situated only one stop on the subway from Nagoya Station and within walking distance of Sakae - the main entertainment district in town - the Nagoya Kanko Hotel is a luxurious accommodation.



The rooms were designed by an English designer and the facilities include Chinese, French and Japanese restaurants, bars, internet access, a gym and conference and banqueting rooms.

Nearby foreigner-friendly bars include the Elephant's Nest British-style pub and Cigar Kanou (052-231-5534), a cigar bar on the same street as the Hilton with outdoor seating, food and a range of foreign cigarettes, cigars and tobacco.

Nagoya Kanko Hotel
1-19-30 Nishiki Naka-Ku
Nagoya
Aichi
460-8608
Tel: 052 231 7711

The nearest subway station is Fushimi on the Tsurumai and Higashiyama lines (Exit 8).

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Wednesday, 23 March 2011

Nagoya City Wild Bird Observation Center

名古屋市野鳥観察官

After a failed attempt to visit the new SCMaglev & Railway Park at Kinjo Futo at Nagoya Port - the queue was over an hour long - we walked back to Noseki Station on the Aonami Line to take a look at the Nagoya City Wild Bird Observation Center.



The two storey facility is free and has an observation deck on each floor equipped with telescopes to view the many birds in the huge estuary created by the Shonaigawa, Shinkawa and Nikkogawa rivers as they enter the sea.

During spring and autumn thousands of migatory shorebirds rest and feed in the area, which is protected under the 1971 Ramsar Convention on wetlands.



The area known as Fujimae Higata is a vast natural wetland situated within the larger urban area of Nagoya city and is now designated a Special Protection Area by the Japanese Ministry of Environment.

Among the thousands of birds that can be seen at some times throughout the year are plovers, osprey, harriers, gulls, sandpipers, herons, curlews, snipe, egrets, cormorants and many species of ducks.



Adjacent to the Nagoya City Wild Bird Observation Center is the Inae Visitor Center (also free), which has many exhibits to introduce visitors, especially children, to the wildlife inhabiting these amazing wetlands.

Nagoya City Wild Bird Observation Center
Minato-ku
Noseki 4-11-12
Inae Park
Tel: 052 381 0160

10 minute walk from Noseki Station on the Aonami Line. There are buses from Nagoya (Kanmeiki #2) & Kanayama stations (Kanmeiki #25) via Tsukiji-guchi Station on the Meiko Line.

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Tuesday, 22 March 2011

Japanese Nail Art Designs

Japanese nail art is increasingly popular with women all over the world.



Here are a series of images of some of the latest trends in Japanese nail art.


Some of the designs were done in the many nail art salons in Japan or made by the women themselves.


Themes include acrylic nail chips as well as decoration directly on the natural nails themselves.



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Monday, 21 March 2011

Map of Kyoto Shrines & Temples

神社とお寺

Use this scrollable map of Kyoto to navigate to some of Kyoto's over 2,000 Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines.

Find information on Ota Shrine famous for its irises in May, Hiko Shrine in Yawata, a quirky shine dedicated to flight, Go'o Shrine close to the Imperial Palace (Gosho) and Yoshida Shrine near Kyoto University known for its lively setsubun festival.


View Kyoto Temples & Shrines Map in a larger map

Temples covered on the map include Shisendo in Higashiyama, Ginkakuji and Kinkakuji and the less well-known Enkoji Temple.


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Sunday, 20 March 2011

Plum Tree Imperial Palace Kyoto

Plum Tree Imperial Palace Kyoto京都御所にある梅の木

A small plum tree with new blossoms stands in the Imperial Palace in Kyoto.

Winter has been cold and long this year, so the plum trees have bloomed later than usual.

Recent events in Tohoku have cast a long, sad, tragic shadow over spring. While relief efforts strive to alleviate the suffering, spring is on its way.

The first sign of that is the plum trees with their pink blossoms and lovely scent.

The best known place in Kyoto for plums is Kitano Tenmangu Shrine; however, the Imperial Palace has quite a few.


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Saturday, 19 March 2011

Japan News This Week 20 March 2011

今週の日本

Japan News.In Japan’s Danger Zone, the Stranded Await the Merciful

New York Times

Japan races to restart water pumps

Al Jazeera

Japan raises nuclear alert level

BBC

Emergency power cable reaches Japan nuclear plant

Guardian

Battle-proof Wind Farms Survive Japan's Trial by Fire

Huffington Post

Yen declines as G7 starts intervention

Japan Times

Japón eleva el nivel de alerta nuclear

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日本地震:“谣盐”为什么能飞起来?

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Statistics

Radiation level in Tokyo, March 18th:

0.050 (normal: 0.079)

Source: Asahi Shinbun


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