Nagasaki part 1: Glover Gardens and Tall Ships
Koshi-byo: Nagasaki's confucian shrine 
Glover Gardens
Me with Mr. Glover
View from Glover Gardens of the ships in the Tall Ships Festival
Oura Catholic Chuch
Nagasaki's Chinatown
The yummiest mochi ever! Found it in Chinatown. They're shaped like the fruit they have inside.
Nagasaki was hosting the Tall Ships festival while we were there, which has also come to my hometown, so we saw some of the same ships.
Glover Gardens
Me with Mr. Glover
View from Glover Gardens of the ships in the Tall Ships Festival
Oura Catholic Chuch
Nagasaki's Chinatown
The yummiest mochi ever! Found it in Chinatown. They're shaped like the fruit they have inside.Nagasaki was hosting the Tall Ships festival while we were there, which has also come to my hometown, so we saw some of the same ships.
posted by Laura at 8:06 p.m.
2 Comments:
That dress you're wearing is much more interesting than a Winnie the Pooh toaster! Did you rent it, or is it something you just had hanging in your closet?
Yes, the secret's out! Instead of J-fashion I like to buy 19th century dresses to wear out on the town.
...no, it was only 500yen to wander around in it for a half hour though!! Definitely worth it! ;)
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