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Welcome
to my May 2002 photo album from Japan.
To
read the stories that accompany these photos, click
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Kai,
my colleague who only last month moved
hundreds of miles from Fukuoka and is now living with her
family in a tent whilst they build their house!
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This
place gets more like Switzerland every day! The traditional
way to say goodbye to our guests - an Alphorn Quartet!
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These
schoolgirls were completely uncontrollable...
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...here
I am in their midst doing my Japanese pose
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Derek
(Canadian) was painting the roof today, which was a little
tricky as the heat kept on welding his shoes to the sheet
metal...
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Kai
and Eiko my colleagues and friends
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The
Owner, Yasuhiro, announcing that lunch is ready
And
then, last night saw the return of Joseph to the stage
to teach Border Morris Dancing to the youth of Japan,
to try to convince them that not all English are hooligans.
This time I was fortunate enough to have a dance partner
- Adam - who came here from America (via Italy) to learn
a little bit more about Japanese cuisine... and Morris
Dancing. With enough sticks, bells and hankies for all
we made a right racket as we performed a simple five-part
dance that Adam and I had created earlier in the day.
(I'm in pink, Adam is in yellow.)
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