the future is looking bright! I am overshadowed by this model by the Russians of their future city!

This house uses only recycled parts, could be built in about 4 days and had the ability to keep its occupants at a selected tempereture no matter how bad the weather got outside (hot or cold), well, the real one did that.....

Jon chillin like a villain with the girls from Azerbaijan and Albania

another Islamic symbol turned into a beautiful piece of art

This dome is a replica of the one on the sultan's grave!

We're off on the road to Morocco!

I'm in Tunisia!!!

Me and the awesome Tunisian guy making fun of the crowd

This awesome Tunisian guy spoke french perfectly!

whoa

mmm...mossy....

what the.....?

Le menu ...

Jonathan a dejeuner francais.... mais, oui!

See girls... we got to go to Europe too!!

Jon with giant monolith (Earth Tower, the world's largest kaleidoscope) and ferris wheel in background... this place was HUGE!

life is better in 3-D... in Japan, everyone wears 3-D glasses all the time ... just kidding.

in front of the giant Koi pond with the Americas pavilion in the background...

Where's Waldo (Jon) Biolung style...

Jon enters the BIOLUNG never to be seen again...

picture of feet while waiting in line... the power of modern digital photography!

Jon chatting with Mom while waiting in line... the power of modern telecommunication!

Where's Waldo (Jon) Expo Style ... yes 100,000 visitors a day for six months ... yowza!

Entering the Expo on the Linimo

Chinatown in Japan??

Yokohama is famous for its Chinatown, (http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e3201.html). Jon and I found the best noodle spot in the world there. Later we made the pilgrimage to the Yokohama Ramen Museum. At the end of the day we boarded another train for a quick trip to Nagoya where we camped out while attending the 2005 World Expo.

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NAGOYA!!!