Sitting out a typhoon
OK, we're currently sitting out "Typhoon Number 21" as they poetically call it here. The wind is roaring around our building and the rains are flooding most of the prefecture. At least there aren't any earth tremors.
Below are some photos of recent trips to Kanazawa, on the Japan Sea coast of Central Honshu, and Koya-san, a mountain Buddhist monastery complex in the Kansai.
[Fiona says: good place to bag a gorgeous monk, girls.]
[Sam adds: they're not interested. That's why they're monks.]
[Fiona queries: so why do they wear see-through fabric?]
[Sam wearily shakes his head and moves on.]
Enjoy the photos, and feel free to post comments, as long as they aren't too abusive.
Edit: for technical reasons, the temporal police have had to intervene here from December 2006 and post this image:
Below are some photos of recent trips to Kanazawa, on the Japan Sea coast of Central Honshu, and Koya-san, a mountain Buddhist monastery complex in the Kansai.
[Fiona says: good place to bag a gorgeous monk, girls.]
[Sam adds: they're not interested. That's why they're monks.]
[Fiona queries: so why do they wear see-through fabric?]
[Sam wearily shakes his head and moves on.]
Enjoy the photos, and feel free to post comments, as long as they aren't too abusive.
Edit: for technical reasons, the temporal police have had to intervene here from December 2006 and post this image:
