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• 倍金萬
• 2022/03/30 (Wed) 09:08
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This is also information about entering Japan.　　03/16/2022 up ・

"[Unexpectedly] the most tiring entry into Japan ever. Fast Track Review and Notes"


https://youtu.be/54v7NtwpIB8

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/04/01 (Fri) 16:58
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A camel traveling all the way to the Moon Desert

Desert and camel bring to mind images of the Middle East,
but there is also a memorial statue in Japan
on the Mishuku Beach in Mishuku-cho, Isumi County, Chiba Prefecture, which was the model for the Moon Desert.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpS9KvRfJFY

• 倍金萬
• 2022/04/02 (Sat) 08:23
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In #2964, I made a typo at 5:00, not, so I put it up anew.


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At 1:13 / 13:53 of the above youtube, it says "There is a lot of construction and the departure floor is crowded." I remember that this construction site is a parking building in the U-shaped motorway, and they are not building a new departure level building here.

I haven't been to LAX since the pandemic, so I can't say for sure.

• 倍金萬
• 2022/04/03 (Sun) 09:07
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Ototto,


Ojuku （ Onjuku ） sounds familiar.

I was born in the eastern outskirts of Tokyo, so Chiba Prefecture is within my "territory". ^^; Therefore, the words "Oyado" and "Awa Kamogawa" sound nostalgic to me, having heard them since childhood.

Also, the southern half of the Boso Peninsula has long been called "Kamisou （ Kazusa ）" and the northern half "Shimousa （ Shimomousa ）", and there is a station called "Shimousa Nakayama" a few stations away as you enter Chiba Prefecture after crossing the Edo River on the Keisei Electric Railway line that goes to Narita Airport. When I was a child, I used to think the name "Shimousa-Nakayama" in hiragana, which is a very long name. Furthermore, as I think I mentioned before, the border between Tokyo and Chiba used to be the Sumida River, not the Edo River. Also, the Sobu Line connecting Musashi no Kuni and So no Kuni was not connected across the country, and the last station on the So no Kuni side was named "Ryogoku".

Speaking of Ryogoku, there is the Ryogoku Kokugikan for Sumo tournaments, which had existed before the war but was taken over by the US military after the war. When I was in elementary school, I used to get off at the Ryogoku station and walk across the bridge to the Kokugikan to watch sumo. Back then, the yokozuna were Chiyonoyama and Kagamisato, and the ozeki were Tochinishiki and Wakanohana.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/04/03 (Sun) 10:35
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Ryuukyo Station
A station on the Noiwa Railway Aizu Kinugawa Line in Fujiwara, Nikko-shi, Tochigi Prefecture
Unusual station platform, half of which is in a tunnel.

If you go out with a timetable, you may discover something new.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bWQEx6HMU4

Often used on location for suspense dramas.