hmmm..in a way. In some ways Japan felt like home. I will write a more comprehensible entry tomorrow ( maybe comprehensible, maybe tomorrow). It took me less time to adjust to Tokyo time than it did to re-adjust to Seattle time. I managed to dodge an earthquake and two typhoons. I will be posting pictures..some postcardy, some trivial perhaps..but I just want to share some of what I saw. Japan is a beautiful country and there are many good people living there. I would like to live there one day. Fuji was an interesting experience, but my advice to those who would climb it. Do it in one day (the huts are too expensive and you never really get to sleep), bring your own food ( in small containers because you have to carry all of your garbage) and wear a diaper..because it's 200 yen a squirt at the top and there's not another toilet until the 7th level on the descending route. and I was wrong when I wrote that last entry. I didn't die, I just got regurgitated. I'm still squishy afterall.
ciao4nyao bellas!
®obert