In this post, I want to focus on the site-seeing we got to do! When I was in Kobe, I rarely traveled by myself. I usually went around with a group of several people, so we often hard to agree on where we were going and how long we would stay. This post will be mostly pictures. I hope you enjoy!
This is from when we went to Osaka-Jyo (Osaka Castle). Photography wasn't really allowed inside the castle because it's a museum, so here's a few photos from when we were walking around.
^^ We got to meet Kumamon! He's a very popular mascot for Kumamoto.
Here are some pictures from when we went to a temple for a school field trip:
Photos from the Kaiyukan (Aquarium)!
When we went to Nara (and the Deer Park!)
We went white water rafting in Kyoto! Not so many photos because I didn't want to get my camera wet. The 3 guys who ran the boat constantly switched off between roles, and they were all super STRONG.
^^ This boat guy was super cute!
That's pretty much it! Next post will be more on shopping we did.
I love your pictures <3 I wish I could go back to Japan one day, and more longer XD (I went in august only a week)!
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