Time for Two - Hakone, Pachinko, Ramen Museum
3.1. It then went with Steve and Mae to Hakone, an area renowned for its hot springs town near here. First by train, then bus into the mountains. Hakone is situated on a lake and offers a beautiful landscape. For a day trip so perfect! After we (somewhat involuntarily because we searched the onsen) had run around a bit and had eaten lunch, so it was relaxing in over 40 ° c hot pools with natural mineral hot spring water. This may sound uncomfortably hot at first, but is really a super pleasant experience. We were alone in their respective pools (always separate sexes) and enjoyed the hot bath with a view from the roof of the building over the lake and mountains.
Then we took the bus back again in the nearest city, and we ate and drank something, but they were soon very tired and were on our way home. David and Steve then wanted to definitely try again Pachinko (a gambling game in which balls are sent through a maze and if they get really falling profits) but lost big! ^ ^ I've rarely slept as well as after the hot s Bad! had ^ ^
The next day we arranged to meet with Riku and Shingo to Ramenmuseum. I had no clear idea of what I had expected it, but I made it as interesting sher out! In a building, a street of Tokyo had been rebuilt from the war, with stalls, small restaurants and of course lots of Ramen! (Yup, from the Naruto Ramen, or "Japanese" noodle soup) We So first we ate through parts of the Ramensortiments and discovered after a "play area" for children to play out of time. It seems that Hulahup and spinning top were all the rage back then. We tried all of us at the roundabout game. So you have a piece of string around a roundabout meticulously wrap and then throw him into a metal bowl. If it same time and really made you could fight it, small fights (for those who are in the anime Bayblade or remembers something like that feels: Yes, that's the basic idea), but we put ourselves in a little goofy with the wrapping technique and at the end of Riku and I were the only ones there hinbekamen halfway ... ^ ^ went
evening, then off again with Steve and Mae, the sushi dinner. The rest of David's last night in Japan was reserved just for us. ^ ^ went
the morning the next day then to Narita Airport. The parting was (of course) emotive and the funny looks of the Japanese around us, it's not accustomed to feelings and affection shown in public, we were not care.
Now I'm back in Japan alone, but since David'll soon begin his semester at sea, we will if we are lucky we have already seen in front of autumn. I still hope the fact that a charter for Japan, and especially his ship decides to create it here and we can have our cinematic reunion on the dock. ^ ^
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