Monday, June 20, 2005


Me and the awesome Tunisian guy making fun of the crowd Posted by Hello
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This awesome Tunisian guy spoke french perfectly! Posted by Hello
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whoa Posted by Hello
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mmm...mossy.... Posted by Hello
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what the.....? Posted by Hello
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Le menu ... Posted by Hello
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Jonathan a dejeuner francais.... mais, oui! Posted by Hello
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See girls... we got to go to Europe too!! Posted by Hello
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Jon with giant monolith (Earth Tower, the world's largest kaleidoscope) and ferris wheel in background... this place was HUGE! Posted by Hello
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life is better in 3-D... in Japan, everyone wears 3-D glasses all the time ... just kidding. Posted by Hello
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in front of the giant Koi pond with the Americas pavilion in the background... Posted by Hello
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Where's Waldo (Jon) Biolung style... Posted by Hello
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Jon enters the BIOLUNG never to be seen again... Posted by Hello
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picture of feet while waiting in line... the power of modern digital photography! Posted by Hello
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Jon chatting with Mom while waiting in line... the power of modern telecommunication! Posted by Hello
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Where's Waldo (Jon) Expo Style ... yes 100,000 visitors a day for six months ... yowza! Posted by Hello
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Entering the Expo on the Linimo Posted by Hello
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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!!! Posted by Hello
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Sunday, June 19, 2005


train platforms in Japan are alot alike Posted by Hello
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