After the 42-year-old drunkards evacuated and escaped with their lives, they pushed the source flame closer and used it to light the shrine
posted by Erik @ 9:47 PM
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ERIK IN JAPAN - MEMOIRS OF A GRINGO
ERIK'S THOUGHTS AND STORIES ABOUT LIVING IN RURAL NORTHERN JAPAN AS AN ALT ON THE JET PROGRAM.
Thursday, January 19, 2006
After the 42-year-old drunkards evacuated and escaped with their lives, they pushed the source flame closer and used it to light the shrine
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- Some of the banners getting torched
- At the moment the weight of the bonfire gave way ...
- One of the shrines being offered up
- Us with the remains of the burning heap behind us
- UNCLE POWER
- the all-important first bowl of New Year's soba
- Playing hanafura, a Japanese New Year's card game...
- At the base of the Suwa Shrine, in line to pray a...
- catching up
2 Comments:
What a great site, how do you build such a cool site, its excellent.
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Interesting website with a lot of resources and detailed explanations.
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