El derecho al respeto ageno es la paz! Hoy se celebra el primer dia de la primavera y el nacimiento de mi heroe Don Benito Juarez. Con la primavera vienen muchos cambios... Es curioso como coincidio que Sandra, Manuel, el Padre Ernesto y yo todos nos vamos. Hoy fue un dia muy largo porque Kinu y yo nos fuimos a Kagoshima y tambien fue un dia muy alegre pero triste proque nos reunimos para despedirnos de Manuel y Sandra. Manuel se nos va a Costa Rica y Sandra se muda Kanagawa. RESPECT TO RIGHTS OF OTHERS IS PEACE!!!
I met up with Kinu at the central bus station before 8 and we got on the bus. It took us more than 3 hours to get to IBUSUKE where we had Kurobuta Shabu-Shabu at HANTEN and continued on to the Sand Baths. The Shabu Shabu was really yummy and we had a great view of Sakurajima. At the Onsen it was crazy to get burried in hot sand-- and we got to burn our butts. Unfortunatelly the whole trip was rushed and we spent most of the time on the bus-- but it was well worth it. We aslo got to go to Nagasaki-bana. It was an other gorgeous view. We saw lots of fishers and "nori-hunters". It really was spectacular despite the rush.The most impressive part of the trip is that for the entire bus ride--- more than 6 hours total... the tour guide talked non-stop. At first it was relevant topics but then I guess she ran out of things to say and just started rambling on a bunch of useless trivial stuff. I don't understand how someone can talk in KEIGO (Honorific Japanese) about farts-- but she did it-- I swear to God! She said "de gozaimasu" more than a thousand times and explained about "ONARA". Finally when even the fart topics were exhausted she resorted to singing. If I hear an other "to iwareteiru koto de gozaimasu" I might have to explode!
Ya sabemos que lo que mas me impresiono de Nagasaki fue el nopal...
y les confieso que lo que mas me impresiono de Kagoshima fue el agave!  ¶ miércoles, marzo 21, 2007