Oh oh, and again three weeks have passed without a blog entry ...
In the meantime I was with friends on the beach, we found (though not at 100%) of new tenant to the apartment, Enrique from Guatemala, Ph.D., seismology / volcanoes, and in the end we bought the air conditioner!
It was difficult to find one that is popular in Poland - on wheels rather than attaching to the wall, but we already have. It is good only for one room, it's true, so we have to share with Kate - the day is in the common room, at night or with me or with her.
And, of course - on Thursday came to Michael and Agnes!
On Thursday (after leaving everything in our apartment) we visited the castle and the city center. He immediately began to complain about the humidity, although it was not so humid inches;).
On Friday we visited Inuyamę (the castle and museum festival) and the karaoke poszedliśmy Kate, Hiro, Huan and Emil. The castle is probably happy, we have yet to see a temple for men and women, but the day was hot, and eventually resigned. For the first time we went to another karaoke than usual, where they gave free ice cream from the machine + different toppings. Probably the same experience of going to karaoke a little affected, because a lot of time just we ate ice cream instead of singing, but I liked it.
On Saturday we went to first-current Osu cosplayers (those who cross-dress for cartoon characters, etc., were also Smurfs:)) and then fireworks to Gifu. The Osu was just a festival, with jugglers, etc, and besides, on Sunday was a great rally of cosplayers from around the world, so it will work out of their parade in Osu. I have to admit that a lot of them flew, and it's different nationalities, it was nice to look at (sorry, that is with pictures knockin, but will later.) Then we went to the fireworks to Gifu, 30 000 rockets, including over an hour. We were wearing yukaty a mat with you to the seat to be able to experience the fireworks Japanese totally artificial, which is managed, including standing in line for a bus for 40 minutes, sitting in the crowd on the beach back and also in the crowd ... generally liked it.
Since these were Michael's birthday and then went to izakai (bar) to celebrate. Unfortunately, they did not have no dough, so we sang Sto Lat over pizza.
On Sunday we went to Mass (Japanese, English is not a holiday), we met up there with a Polish priest, and then we went to Nagashima Spaland, water park, with Kate and Hiro. As everywhere else - people were a hell, but a very big park with many slides, so it's usually less than 30 minutes to exit waiting for. And water slides are there very cool, twisted, steep ... plus many of which had water wheels or pontoons used. I liked the most, however, which threw the rolling off descending into a large bowl with a hole at the bottom, where it is possible to spin, spin until the speed is not upset, then splash into the water at the hole. At the end of the day we went to a Yakiniku restaurant, where the same fried things on the burner in the middle of the table. Well, yesterday
we went to Kyoto. There we saw as much as we wanted, such as the imperial palace, we were unable to enter, but it was OK (and gorąąco).
Today, they again went to Kyoto, and this time I was a little bit at the end of work (and write something in the blog).
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