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Waiting for a bus. NBD..
My favorite store haha.. no seriously. It's a $1 store. Holler.
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Jumping off the "pig whale" as Dreydan calls it.
This is our neighborhood park.
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Late night walk.. view from the cross walk bridge.
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Vending machines everywhere. Every corner, every kind.
These are the most common.
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Shameless selfie. Hello.
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No rubbish, guys.
We walk around a lot.. it's the cheapest form of transportation unless you're going a far distance.
A bike would be a little more convenient but you need to have your bike licensed, just like a car.
Fun fact: gas prices are about $8/gallon. so next time you want to complain, think of that.
Ok...so awesome. And I want you to try EVERY type of drink in that vending machine and report back! ;) Keep these posts coming! <3
ReplyDeleteI will complete my homework given to me by Mrs. Udall! I got this.
DeleteOuch 8 dollars for gas. And those vending machines are kind of cool.
ReplyDeleteOh yea, gas is EXPENSIVE! The vending machines are pretty cool! Like I said, they've got them everywhere & they've got all sorts of interesting things in them!
DeleteIf these are the street views I'll be seeing walking, I'll walk to and from my university everyday. :D
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I came here from the blog hop. New bloglovin follower! <3
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Haha yes! Are you going to school in Japan??
DeleteThanks for the Bloglovin' follow!
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I love that you found a dollar store, holler! That is really expensive I would totally bike it. Kinda funny you have to get a license though.
ReplyDeleteI love reading about your little adventures in Japan! I really want to try all the crazy stuff they have in the vending machine haha
ReplyDeleteThanks, mama! <3 The stuff in the vending machines are so weird! Most of it I can figure out but some of it is really a shot in the dark haha. xo!
DeleteWowza, $8 a gallon. That's pretty good incentive to walk everywhere!
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