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| (jackets and sweatshirts and shoes, oh my!) |
Yesterday we had a stopover in Japan so we visited the city of Narita, near the airport. We happened to come through on a festival day and the road that leads up to the big temple and gardens was closed to traffic in honor of the event.
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| An ad on the train:"Moist, Diane" (I am intrigued by the comma) |
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| Get your goo here! |
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| Look close, P-roc: those are squids and snakes in jars |
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Can't get fresher than this eel that is stored in barrels
and then sliced and grilled up on order. |
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(oh, they would be, wouldn't they...)
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And so begins the tour-of-Asian-temples string of blog posts (no doubt...since that's what we'll see in Thailand and Myanmar/Burma, too...)
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| a grey and rainy day, perfect for our Seattle daddy... |
2 comments:
amazing! [your hair]
the trip looks rad, too.
temples are such a good way to learn history. i hope the trip is fabulous. wish we were there.
I love the short hair on all of you!
So this is your version of dragging your kids to every cathedral in Europe… :)
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