After what seemed like forever out of sync with the normal world, in that my sleeping patterns were in tune with British time, Duncan dragged me to a shopping outlet on the outskirts of Western Kobe. I needed some clothes but it was to be in vain, all the clothes were either
extremely expensive, small or rubbish. Still, got a decent picture of bridge and a pair of discount Bose headphones.
This is the largest suspension bridge in the world and joins Japan's main island of Honshu with its smaller sister island of Shikoku where I visited back in November. Since this day out I have managed to get back on a reasonable schedule, and my birthday present, Rosetta Stone: Japanese level 3, is sure to give my days some purpose. Can't let this Easter break pass with no progress. So far all I have to show for it is some vocab work.
This is the largest suspension bridge in the world and joins Japan's main island of Honshu with its smaller sister island of Shikoku where I visited back in November. Since this day out I have managed to get back on a reasonable schedule, and my birthday present, Rosetta Stone: Japanese level 3, is sure to give my days some purpose. Can't let this Easter break pass with no progress. So far all I have to show for it is some vocab work.
Actually that's Awaji-shima on the other side of the bridge... Shikoku is on the other side of Awaji.
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