After a wonderful tempura lunch, we went to Asakusa to visit the Shinto shrines and do a bit of shoppping.We will not visit schools until next week.
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1 comment:
I think you'll find the schools to be much more familiar territory than the temples. The feeling of being in a foreign land is much stronger in a Shinto or Buddhist temple. When you get to the schools, you'll feel like you've stepped into America before the dubious invention of the "portable" classroom.
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