Rubber_Duck
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Thanks you for sharing!!!
I will be heading to Osaka in Sept......
I will be heading to Osaka in Sept......
[Sam]'s Japan trip (Kobe/Miyajima/Hiroshima/Osaka/Takayama/Kyoto)
- Thread starter samtcy
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How many days will you be there for? Visiting other areas other than Osaka?
Thanks...Will try to post more over later today. Only just started to process my day 4 pics yesterday night.
116) Bicycles everywhere. Out of all the places in Japan I've been, I believe I've seen the most bicycles in Hiroshima.
117) Tram stop
118) Taking tram back to Hiroshima station
119) A typical business class room (well, it was cheap though, so I can't really complain much). It was sooo small that both of us can't open our luggage on the floor at the same time.
120) Watching Harry Potter in Japanese on TV. It was interesting to see Dumbledore speak Japanese. haha.
-------end of day 3-------
Will start to post day 4 tonight (I hope)...
117) Tram stop
118) Taking tram back to Hiroshima station
119) A typical business class room (well, it was cheap though, so I can't really complain much). It was sooo small that both of us can't open our luggage on the floor at the same time.
120) Watching Harry Potter in Japanese on TV. It was interesting to see Dumbledore speak Japanese. haha.
-------end of day 3-------
Will start to post day 4 tonight (I hope)...
madmartian
Senior Member
Then you should have asked me along..............................:bsmilie: :bsmilie: ;pNope. No oil splatters. (that I can recall).
It was such a huge portion that both of us can't even finish 1 between us.
madmartian
Senior Member
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119) A typical business class room (well, it was cheap though, so I can't really complain much). It was sooo small that both of us can't open our luggage on the floor at the same time.
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Haha, oh ya, esp when you get into the bigger cities, the rooms get smaller.
The rooms were a big contrast when I was in Hakone compared to Tokyo. I almost couldn't get out of the toilet in Tokyo :sweat:. It was so small, hence you know what size room I had.................:bsmilie: :bsmilie:
hoyafilter
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UWA really helps, man...
Erm, what's UWA?
What camera body are you using?
For D90, best to pair it with 17-50mm, because 24-70 is a lens better suited for full frame system (D700, D3).
Morever the 24-70 won't be a 24-70 on a D90 body.
Unless you are planning to switch to full-frame body anytime soon, otherwise just stick to the DX lenses since they are adequate and wallet-friendly.
I have a D90 as well (and a D300), and I pair those up with a Tamron 17-50mm f2.8, Tokina 11-16mm f2.8, or if I'm lazy to keep switching lenses then I'll use my Nikkor 18-200mm f3.5-5.6 lens.
Taking a train from Osaka city center to a station called 'Ikeda' to visit the Instant Noodles Museum.
136) School girl on the train
137) Ikeda station
138) The Instant Ramen Museum is located just 5mins walk south of the Ikeda station.
139) Came across this lovely shop (cafe I think, can't recall for sure) while walking to the Instant Ramen Museum.
140) A statue of the Inventor of Instant noodles, outside the museum.
136) School girl on the train
137) Ikeda station
138) The Instant Ramen Museum is located just 5mins walk south of the Ikeda station.
139) Came across this lovely shop (cafe I think, can't recall for sure) while walking to the Instant Ramen Museum.
140) A statue of the Inventor of Instant noodles, outside the museum.
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