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May 10th (wed)\n\n09:00 - 10:00 invited talk (Steve Benfield)\n10:00 - 10:25 coffee break\n10:25 - 12:05 oral sessions 1a, 1b\n12:05 - 13:25 lunch & demo sessions\n13:25 - 15:05 oral sessions 2a, 2b, and industry track IT1\n15:05 - 15:25 coffee break\n15:25 - 16:25 oral sessions 3a, 3b, and industry track IT2\n16:30 - 18:00 poster sessions P1-a, P1-b, P1-c, P1-d, P1-e, P1-f\n19:00 - 21:00 banquet(at Harbor View Hotel)\nMay 11th (thu)\n\n09:00 - 10:00 invited talk (Satinder Singh)\n10:00 - 10:25 coffee break\n10:25 - 12:05 oral sessions 4a, 4b, and industry track IT3\n12:05 - 13:25 lunch & demo sessions\n13:25 - 15:05 oral sessions 5a, 5b, and industry track IT4\n15:05 - 15:25 coffee break\n15:25 - 16:25 oral sessions 6a, 6b, and industry track IT5\n16:30 - 18:00 poster sessions P2-a, P2-b, P2-c, P2-d, P2-e, P2-f, P2-g\n18:15 - 19:15 invited talk (Michael Wooldridge)\nMay 12th (fri)\n\n09:00 - 10:00 invited talk (Minoru Asada)\n10:00 - 10:25 coffee break\n10:25 - 12:05 oral sessions 7a, 7b\n12:05 - 13:25 lunch\n13:25 - 14:55 poster sessions P3-a, P3-b, P3-c, P3-d, P3-e, P3-f\n15:00 - 15:30 closing session\n15:30 - 16:30 farewell party (drinks)\n
Reception\n\nThe Welcome Reception of AAMAS is given on May 9th(Tuesday) at Queen's Port Hakodate near the Hakodate Station. From FUN to Queen's Port Hakodate, take the Shuttle Bus 01 (bound for Hakodate Station) around 18:00. From Yunokawa or Goryokaku to Queen's Port Hakodate, take a street car or a taxi.\n\nAbout getting the the reception venue (Queen's Port Hakodate), see the following local transportation pages.\nLinks:\n\nLocal Transporation pages\n-> AAMAS Free Shuttle Bus (including City Map)\n-> Other Transportation\n\nQueen's Port Hakodate\n\nThere are 60 Classic Cars from the 1900s to the 1970s displayed in this space that recreates the mood of the age of the American classic car. Cars once owned by actress Carol Lombard and round the world navigator Charles Lindberg are here.
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[[bus 8-9 airport|AAMAS-bus8-9-airport.pdf]]\n[[bus 8-9 station|AAMAS-bus8-9-station.pdf]]\n[[bus 10-12 airport|AAMAS-bus10-12-airport.pdf]]\n[[bus 10-12 station|AAMAS-bus10-12-station.pdf]]\n\n[img[city_web.jpg]]\n[img[area_a2.jpg]]\n[img[area_b4.jpg]]\n[img[area_c3.jpg]]\n\n>Dear Paul,\n>Thank you for your application.\n>We have made a reservation in hotel I (twin room) according your application.\n>Takashi Miura of JTB\n\n\nHotel List\nMark Hotel Name Shuttle bus\nA Hakodate Harbor View Hotel stop\nB Fitness Hotel 330 Hakodate -\nC Hotel Hokke Club Hakodate stop\nD Hakodate Kokusai Hotel stop\nE Hotel Hakodate Royal stop\nF Hotel New Ohte -\nG Hotel Ocean 2 -\nH Aqua Garden Hotel stop\nI Hotel Route Inn Gurantia Hakodate Ekimae stop\nJ Toyoko Inn Hakodate Daimon stop\nK Toyoko Inn Hakodate Ekimae Asaichi stop\nL Hanabishi Hotel stop\nM Yumoto Takubokutei -\nN Chikuba Shinyotei -\nO Hotel Wing International Hakodate stop\n\nTo FUN by Shuttle Bus 01 or Shuttle Bus 02\n\n * During the entire Conference week (May 8 - 12) the first bus will depart in time for the first session.\n * During the Conference (May 10 - 12) the Shuttle Buses run at regular intervals in the daytime.\n * During the Pre-Conference days (May 8 - 9) the Shuttle Buses run before lunch time and in time for the first afternoon session. \n\n\nFrom FUN by Shuttle Bus 01 or Shuttle Bus 02\n\n * During the entire Conference week (May 8 - 12) the last bus will depart after the last session is over.\n * During the Conference (May 10 - 12) the Shuttle Buses run at regular intervals in the daytime.\n * During the Pre-Conference days (May 8 - 9) the Shuttle Buses run after the morning session and after lunch time.
Demonstration Programs\nMay 10th, 12:05 - 13:25\n\n * SeSAm: Implementation of Agent-Based Simulation Using Visual Programming\n * CSC: Criticality-Sensitive Coordination\n * Synergistic Integration of Agent Technologies for Military Simulation\n * Asynchronous Chess Competition\n * Deployment of A-globe Multi-Agent Platform\n * UAV Airspace Management System?\n * Multi-Agent Coordination and Control Testbed for Planning and Scheduling Strategies\n * A Texas Hold’em poker player based on automated abstraction and real-time equilibrium computation?\n\nMay 11th, 12:05 - 13:25\n\n * Decision-Making Support for Maritime Business\n * Participatory, Embodied, Multi-Agent Simulation\n * CONOISE-G: Agent-Based Virtual Organisations\n * Automated Argument System based on Logic of Multiple-Valued Argumentation\n * Computational Mechanism Design for Multi-Sensor Information Fusion\n * Component Agent Framework for domain-Experts (CAFnE) Toolkit\n * Conflict Negotiation Among Personal Calendar Agents\n * Synthetic Humans in Emergency Response Drills\n * ITSUMO† : an Intelligent Transportafor Urban Mobility\n\n>Dear AAMAS demonstrator,\n>We had asked for hardware requirements in the hope of being able to \n>provide some. Unfortunately, the local organization of\n>AAMAS 06 says they can only provides power and wireless access to the \n>internet. We will not be able to help you with\n>computers, monitors or video-projectors at this time. If this is an \n>issue for your demonstration, please contact me or Ana Bazzan.\n>Don't forget that Japan like the US uses 110V and a different plug:\n>http://users.pandora.be/worldstandards/electricity.htm\n>Regis.\n\n>used in, among others, North and Central America and Japan)\n>This is a class I plug with two flat parallel prongs and a grounding pin (American standard NEMA 5-15/Canadian >standard CS22.2, n°42). It is rated at 15 amps and although this plug is also standard in Japan, it is less >frequently used than in North America. Consequently, most appliances sold in Japan use a class II ungrounded >plug. As is the case with the type A standard, the Japanese type B plugs and sockets are slightly different >from their American counterparts.\n>An ungrounded version of the North American NEMA 5-15 plug is commonly used in Central America and parts of >South America. It is therefore common for equipment users to simply cut off the grounding pin that the plug can >be mated with a two-pole ungrounded socket.\n\nInstructions for Demo Presenters:\n\nThe Demos will all be located at the Museum. Information on the exact location of each demo within the Museum will be provided at registration. Equipment for demos whose availability has been agreed on with the organisation will be available from 10:00 in the morning. Assistance will be available for setting up the equipment. On the morning of the day on which their demo is scheduled, demonstrators should contact the registration desk to be put in contact with the volunteers who will help with their equipment. The actual demo sessions will be concurrent with the lunch hour.
Registration Number 454\n\nAAMAS-06 Information\n\nDear Mr. Paul Verstraete,\n\nThank you for your application to attend AAMAS-06.\nPlease find the following key points before your departure.\n\n1. Registration\nYour registration number will be required at the registration desk. (See above number) \nThe name badge and other conference materials will be provided at the registration desk.\nThe registration desk will be located in Future University-Hakodate except May 7th, and will be open during the following hours.\n\nMay 7th (Sun), 13:00-18:00 Hakodate Harbor View Hotel \nMay 8th (Mon), 8:00-18:00 Future University-Hakodate (3F Entrance Hall) \nMay 9th (Tue), 8:00-19:30 Future University-Hakodate (3F Entrance Hall) \nMay 10th (Wed), 8:00-17:00 Future University-Hakodate (3F Entrance Hall) \nMay 11th (Thu), 8:00-18:00 Future University-Hakodate (3F Entrance Hall) \nMay 12th (Fri), 8:00-14:00 Future University-Hakodate (3F Entrance Hall) \n\n*For students, a Student ID card must be shown at the Conference site\n\n2. Conference venue \nFuture University-Hakodate \n116-2 Kamedanakano-cho Hakodate Hokkaido, 041-8655 \nhttp://www.fun.ac.jp/en/index.html \n\n*AAMAS free shuttle bus service is available for participants. \nhttp://www.fun.ac.jp/aamas2006/shuttle.html\n\n3. Conference web site\nLatest conference information will be available at the AAMAS-06 web site. \nhttp://www.fun.ac.jp/aamas2006/\n\n\nWe are looking forward to seeing you in Hakodate soon.\nIf you have any inquires, please contact anytime.\n\nSincerely,
ear Mr. Paul Verstraete,\n\nThank you for your application to attend aamas-06.\nWe have confirmed your payment.\nPlease print out this confirmation sheet and present it at the Registration Desk.\nRegarding the registration fee, please refer to the following statement of account.\n\n==Registration Detail==\nRegistration number: 454\nTitle: Mr.\nName: Paul Verstraete\nAffiliation: K.U.Leuven\n\n==Statement of Account==\nConference: I will attend\nFull Day Workshop: WS4\nHalf Day Workshop: --\nOne and Half Day Workshop: --\nFull Day Tutorial: --\nHalf Day Tutorial: --\nBanquet: I will NOT attend\nGuest Banquet: 0\n----------------------------------\nAmount Due: JPY50000\nAmount Paid: JPY50000\nBalance: JPY0\nPayment method: Credit Card\n\nYour official receipt will be added to your conference package at the conference.\nIf you have any inquiries, please don't hesitate to contact us.\n\nWe look forward to seeing you in Hakodate, Japan.
Information on Excursion\n\n* \n\nThe price includes the charge for a chartered bus and a tour guide.\n* No refund is due if you do not use all the services offered.\n* Miscellaneous expenses (e.g. meals) are not included in the price.\n* This is not a conducted tour.\n* Participant limit : 45\n* Minimum participants to go : 10\n\nTour Price (Per Person)\nNo Date Time Content Price(JPY)\n1 5/6-5/13 20:15-21:45 Night view plan\nEnjoy the "million-dollar view" from Mt. Hakodate.\nHakodate Station===Mt. Hakodate===Hakodate Station 1,500\n2 5/6-5/13 09:30-16:30 Hakodate area sightseeing plan\nHakodate Station==Trappist Monastery ===Baron Museum=\nFriendly Bear===Onuma Park===Hakodate Winery==\nHokkaido Kombukan Shikabe ====Hakodate Station 6,000\n3 5/6-5/13 10:00-15:15 Hakodate city sightseeing plan 1\nHakodate Station ===Old Public Hall of Hakodate Ward==\nOld British Consulate of Hakodate====Mt Hakodate==\nGoryokaku Tower====Trappistine Convent====\nHakodate Milk Factory====Hakodate Station 3,800\n4 5/6-5/13 09:45-14:45 Hakodate city sightseeing plan 2\nHakodate Station =====Goryokaku Tower ===\nFree time at Motomachi ===Kanemori Red Brick Warehouse====Hakodate Bay Cruise(or Kitajima Saburo Museum)=== Mt Hakodate==Hakodate Station 4,200
\n**[[Bezienswaardigheden rond Hakone|http://www.odakyu.jp/english/sightsee/index.html]]\n[img[around_tokyo.gif]]\n***[[Kamakura|http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2166.html]]\n[img[kamakura.gif]]\nKamakura became the political center of Japan, when Minamoto Yoritomo chose the city as the seat of his new military government in 1192. The Kamakura government continued to rule Japan for over a century, first under the Minamoto shogun and then under the Hojo regents.\n****Trip:\n*****Bus: 50' naar Hakone-Yumati\nTrein:70' Hakone-Yumate naar Sagami-Uno\n24' Sagami-Uno naar FujiSawa\nTrein -[[Enoden|http://www.odakyu.jp/english/sightsee/kamakura/enoden.html]] 34' Fujisawa naar Kamakura \nTotaal: 178'\n****Grootste buddha in heel Japan:\n[img[buddha.jpg]]\n****Vele vele tempels, waaronder hier een:\n[img[tempel.jpg]]\n
**[[Bezienswaardigheden in Hakone|http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e5210.html]]\n[img[around_hakone.gif]]\n***Shrine\n[img[Hakone_shrine_1.jpg]]\n[img[Hakone_Shrine_2.jpg]]\n***Palace\n[img[Palace_1.jpg]]\n[img[Palace_2.jpg]]\n***Boat over Lake Ashi\n[img[boat.jpg]]\n>Togendai to Hakonemachi\n>by Hakone Sightseeing Boat\n>30 minutes, departures every 30-60 minutes\n>Nice views of Lake Ashi, the surrounding wooded mountains and Mount Fuji can be enjoyed from the pirate ship shaped boats when visibility is good. Most ships operate from Togendai to Hakonemachi and then continue to Moto-Hakone.\n\n
\n> AIR : 03 MAY 06 - WEDNESDAY\n> AIR FRANCE AF7218 ECONOMY \n> CONFIRMED\n> DEP : LILLE/LILLE EUROPE RAIL 1020 \n> NON-STOP\n> ARR : PARIS/CHARLES DE GAULLE 1119\n> JOURNEY TIME : 00HR 59MINS\n> ARRIVAL AT TERMINAL - TERMINAL TRAIN STATION\n> BAGGAGE - 20K AIRCRAFT : TRAIN\n> SERVICE -\n> \n>\n---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n> \n> AIR : \n> AIR FRANCE AF 276 ECONOMY \n> CONFIRMED\n> DEP : PARIS/CHARLES DE GAULLE 1315 \n> NON-STOP\n> ARR : TOKYO/NARITA 0755 ARRIVES - 04 MAY\n> JOURNEY TIME : 11HRS 40MINS\n> DEPARTURE FROM TERMINAL - TERMINAL 2F\n> ARRIVAL AT TERMINAL - TERMINAL 1\n> BAGGAGE - 20K AIRCRAFT : BOEING 777-200\n> SERVICE - MEAL BREAKFAST\n> \n>\n\n*[[Luchthaven|http://www.narita-airport.jp/en/access/index.html]]\n**Train TimeTable:\n***JR\n|Narita_Airport(Terminal_1)|0742|0810|0852|\n|Airport_Terminal_2|0744|0813|0854|\n|Narita|0758|0826|0902|\n\n\n\n\n\n*[[Naritasan Shinshoji tempel|http://www.naritasan.or.jp/english/index.html]] ([[japan-guide|http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e6401.html]] , [[fotos|http://www.reggie.net/album.php?albid=704]])\n[img[trainmap.gif]]\n\nNaritasan is a 15-20 minute walk from JR or Keisei Narita Station. Just follow the colorful, store lined Omotesando street all the way to the temple.\n \n[img[naritasanmap.gif]]\n*Trein naar Hakone\n**JR\n|13:50|NARITA|79 min|JR Narita Line rapid|15:09|SHINAGAWA|\n|15:11|SHINAGAWA|74 min|JR Tokaido Line|16:23|ODAWARA|\n**[[Bus|http://hakone.syuriken.jp/hakone/1/odawara/odawara.html]]\n>(1) From Odawara stn. to Senkyoro-mae Bus stop\n> 1. Take a bus towards TOGENDAI () from Bus Lane #4 of Odawara stn. >bus terminal.This takes about 50 minutes. The last bus towards TOGENDAI >leaves at 8:35 pm. (Bus fare is \s1,020 each way.)\n>\n> 2. From Senkyoro-mae Bus Stop to Odawara stn.\n> The first bus towards Odawara Station leaves at 6:39 am. (except >weekend & holiday.)\n>\n> 3. There will be an English announcement on the bus just before >Senkyoro-mae Bus Stop. (English sign to guest house near bus stop) \n\n\n*Hakone\n**[[Odakyu Electric RailWay|http://www.odakyu.jp/english]]\n**[[Hotel|http://hakone.syuriken.jp/hakone]]\n**Address : 912 Sengokuhara Hakone Kanagawa 250-0631,Japan\nPhone : 0460-4-6577 (Int'l 81-4604-6577)\nF A X : 0460-4-6578 (Int'l 81-4604-6578)\nE-mail:hakone-@pop21.odn.ne.jp\n\n>Check-in date; May 4th\n> Check-out date; May 7th (3 nights stay)\n> Number of people: 3\n> Type of room; Triple x 1(without bathroom/toilet)\n> Room charge; 16,500 yen plus taxes 1,275 yen\n> (per room/per night/without meal)\n> \n> We have no dinner service. There are some restaurants near by.\n> Breakfast (western style)is optional order, 840 yen each.\n> Please let us know in advance if you'd like to have breakfast.\n> \n> Our check-in time is between 3 p.m. and 6 p.m.\n> Please give us a call in advance if you arrive here after 6 \n> p.m.\n***Ligging\n[img[access guest house.gif]]\n\n\n
\n\n*Trein naar [[Haneda|http://www.tokyo-airport-bldg.co.jp/english/]]\nBus: 50' naar Odawara\nTrein:\n\n|11:17|ODAWARA|32 min|SHINKANSEN KODOMA 568|11:49|SHINAGAWA|\n|12:07|SHINAGAWA|15 min|[[Keikyu Rapid Ltd.Exp|http://www.keikyu.co.jp/worldwide/index.shtml]]|12:22|HANEDA AIRPORT|\n\n*Vlucht naar Hakodate\n[img[haneda.png]]\n\n> \n> AIR : 07 MAY 06 - SUNDAY\n> JAPAN AIRLINES INTL JL1169 ECONOMY \n> CONFIRMED\n> OPERATED BY- JAL DOMESTIC\n> DEP : TOKYO/HANEDA 1730 \n> NON-STOP\n> ARR : HAKODATE 1850\n> JOURNEY TIME : 01HR 20MINS\n> DEPARTURE FROM TERMINAL - TERMINAL D1\n> BAGGAGE - 15K AIRCRAFT : BOEING 777\n> SERVICE -\n> \n>
[[http://www.kouiki.chuo.sapporo.jp/foreign-language/english/003_regular/fr_r_reg_001.html|http://www.kouiki.chuo.sapporo.jp/foreign-language/english/003_regular/fr_r_reg_001.html]]\n\nSightseeing tours covering scenic spots in Sapporo can be made by either regular sightseeing bus operated by Hokkaido Chuo Bus Co., Ltd. or hired car / jumbo taxi for a small number of people. Once you make a reservation for a regular sightseeing bus tour, it will be operated even if only one person participates, allowing travelers to make reliable sightseeing schedules. Although most bus guides do not understand foreign languages, they are very convenient for foreigners in that they can visit major sightseeing spots for a short period of time at affordable prices. Please refer to the following representative routes and their highlights. Please confirm sightseeing routes and fees prior to reservation as they are subject to change: \n\nCourse: Hitsujigaoka Observation Hill -----> Sapporo Art Park ----->\nLake Shikotsu (lunch) -----> lake cruise ----->\nChitose Salmon Aquarium -----> New Chitose Airport ----->\nClock Tower -----> Sapporo Station Bus Terminal
*[[Getting around in Hakodate|AAMAS06-Hakodate-Guide.pdf]]\n*[[Grondplan aamas|fun_4.jpg]]\n*[[Grondplan poster sessie|mall_4.jpg]]\n*[[Uurrooster conferentie|file:///home/paul/Desktop/projects/Travel/AAMAS-Time.pdf]]\n*[[Demo]]\n*[[Conference program]]\n*[[Reception]]\n*[[Bus]]\n*[[Excursion]]\n*[[Weather]]\n*[[Registration]]\n*[[laatste mail]]\n*[[voorbereiden Sapporo]]\n\n Important Notice (IMPORTANT!!):\n\n1. The last flight from Haneda Airport to Hakodate Airport departs at 17:25. So, if you are planning to arrive at Narita airport in the afternoon or evening, we strongly recommend that you stay one night in a hotel in the vicinity of Narita airport, or in the center of Tokyo. Then, on the following morning, go to Haneda Airport by Airport Limoisine Bus.\n\n2. For information about getting from Narita to Haneda, try this web page; http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2027.html.\n\n3. Sapporo, the biggest city in Hokkaido, has an airport (Sapporo/New Chitose Airport) which is larger than the one in Hakodate. However, it takes about 3.5 hrs to get to Hakodate by train from Sapporo, so it is not a realistic option to fly to Sapporo first and then travel to Hakodate by train, unless of course you plan to spend a few days in Sapporo before coming to Hakodate.\n\n4. "The Golden Week" is a collection of four national holidays within seven days (in 2006, from 29th April to 7th May). In combination with well placed weekends, the Golden Week becomes one of Japan's busiest holiday seasons. Trains, airports and sightseeing spots get very crowded during Golden Week, and accommodation in tourist areas are booked out well in advance. Therefore, we strongly recommend that you reserve your flights and hotels as soon as possible.
Sapporo International Information Corner:\n\n[[reservering|hotelhokkaido.ps]]\n[[wegbeschrijving|http://www.youthhostel.or.jp/kokusai/]]: \n*neem taxi\n* Inside the Sapporo JR Station's western concourse JR reservation centre.\n** van 9 am to 5 pm\n\n\nurl:[[http://www.youthhostel.or.jp/kokusai/|http://www.youthhostel.or.jp/kokusai/]]\n\nDear Sir/Madam,\n\nThank you for your confirmation email.\nYour reservation is now confirmed.\n\nYour confirmation number:4253\nCheck In Date (yy-mm-dd): 06-05-10\nCheck Out Date (yy-mm-dd): 06-05-11\n(1 nights)\nWith breakfast\n2 people( 1 male and 1 female)\nRoom type:Dormitory room\nTotal Charge 7,660 yen\n\nIf possible, please print out this email and\nbring it with you to show at the Front Desk of the Hostel.\n\nPlease don't forget to let me know as soon as possible\nif you wish to change or cancel the booking.\nIf you wish to cancel within one week of the booking,\nplease let me know by telephone.\n*Change and help form*\nhttp://www.youthhostel.or.jp/kokusai/help/postmail.html\n\nPlease let me know as soon as possible by telephone\nif you change or cancel the booking when you travel, too.\nI will charge a cancellation fee if you don't let me know.\nhttp://www.youthhostel.or.jp/kokusai/cancel_e.htm\n\nI 'm looking forward to meeting you and\nI hope you will have a nice holiday in Japan.\nSincerely,\n***********************************************\nSapporo International Youth Hostel\n6-5-35 6jo Toyohira Toyohira-ku Sapporo-shi\nHokkaido 062-0906 JAPAN\nTel 81-11-825-3120\n kokusai@youthhostel.or.jp\n http://www.youthhostel.or.jp/kokusai/\n***********************************************\n
[img[2163_02.jpg]]\n[[hotel]]\n[[bus]]\n\nheen:\n|16:43|HAKODATE|180 min|LIMITED EXPRESS SUPER HOKUTO 17|19:43|SAPPORO(JR)|\n\nterug:\nRequired time: 3hours 36min (taking time 216min)\nDistance: 318.7 km (transfers 0)\n|18:12|SAPPORO(JR)|216 min|LIMITED EXPRESS HOKUTO 20|21:48|HAKODATE|\n\n!!Shikotzu\n[img[0571601348_0.jpg]]\n\nThe largest section of the National Park lies at the very gates of Sapporo. An hour's bus rise from the city is the health resort of Jozankei-onsen (saline springs), on the River Toyohira, which rapidly developed into a thriving spa after the opening of the road from Sapporo in 1871. Beauty spots in the vicinity of the resort are the Shiraito-no-taki Waterfall, the Nishikibashi Bridge and the crag of Futami-Iwa.\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nThe mystical emerald green lake -- Lake Shikotsu.\nLake Shikotsu is a typical crater lake located in the western part of Hokkaido. 30 minutes by car from both downtown Chitose and Tomakomai. And it's the closest National Park to Sapporo, about one hour by car. The mysterious lake is surrounded by over 1,000-meter-class mountains such as Mt. Tarumae. This natural environment and the lakeside hot springs Onsen facilities offer a relaxing vacation or weekend getaway for health and luxury.\n\nLake Shikotsu is Japan's second deepest lake at 360 meters and is the country's northernmost ice-free lake. It also has the second largest water volume of water only to Lake Biwa. According to a study by Ministry of the Environment, the lake has the cleanest water in Japan. Thus, Lake Shikotsu is the cleanest and the biggest lake among National Park Lakes in Japan.\n\nThe picturesque view of the lake varies with each season. The lake area holds various events and festivals all year long. The most fantastic one is the Lake Shikotsu Hyoto Festival, from late January to mid February. During the festival, the lake shines in natural blue at sunshine, and illuminated with many lighten-up ice sculptures at night.\n\n**cruises\n**biking
Bezoeken tourist information:\n*vragen bussen naar Shikotzu\n**wanneer \n**hoeveel\n**duur\n*vragen hoe jeugd hotel bereiken (aan de hand van route beschrijving)\n*vragen verbinding naar (Japanese Rail)\n**Sapporo\n**Matsushima\n
|09:13|AIZUWAKAMATSU|60 min|JR Banetsu-sai Line|10:13|KORIYAMA(FUKUSHIMA)|\n|10:41|KORIYAMA(FUKUSHIMA)|31 min|SHINKANSEN YAMABIKO 48|11:12|UTSUNOMIYA|\n|11:36|UTSUNOMIYA|42 min|JR Nikko Line|12:20|NIKKO|\n\n\n\n\n\n\n[img[map.gif]]\n\n[[bus-regeling|http://www.nikko-jp.org/english/access/bus.html]]\n[img[3806_01.gif]]\n[img[room_you.jpg]]\n\nTosho-gu\n[img[3800_01.jpg]]\n[img[3801_02.jpg]]
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!Morgen\n\nLake Chuzenji (Chuzenjiko) is a beautiful lake with forested shores at the foot of the sacred volcano Mount Nantai in Okunikko ("Inner Nikko"). The lake was formed by lava flows of the now extinct volcano several thousand years ago. It is part of Nikko National Park.\n\nAccess to Lake Chuzenji and the inner regions of the national park is via the "Irohazaka Winding Road". The road ascends more than 400 meters in altitude and is named "Iroha", because the original road consisted of 48 needlepoint curves, the same number as there are letters in the Japanese syllabary, formerly known as "iroha". There are separate roads for uphill and downhill traffic.\n\nChuzenji Onsen, a touristy hot spring resort, is located at the top of the Irohazaka road, at the eastern end of the lake. The resort's most popular attraction is the Kegon-no-taki, a spectacular, 97 meter high waterfall. The base of the waterfall can be accessed via an elevator.\n\nA nice panoramic view of the Kegon Falls and Lake Chuzenji can be enjoyed from the Akechidaira Plateau, which is accessible via a ropeway or on foot. To take the ropeway, get off at the Akechidaira bus stop, one stop before Chuzenji Onsen (served only by buses heading in direction of Chuzenji Onsen). \n\n[img[3806_01.jpg]]\n[img[3806_02.jpg]]\n\n!Namiddag\n
!Matshushima\n[img[matsushima1.jpg]]\n\n[[reservering|matsushima.ps]]\n\n|08:48|HAKODATE|184 min|LIMITED EXPRESS SUPER HAKUCHO 14|11:52|HACHINOHE|\n|12:05|HACHINOHE|79 min|SHINKANSEN HAYATE 14|13:24|SENDAI(MIYAGI)|\n|13:40|SENDAI(MIYAGI)|23 min|JR Tohoku Line|14:03|MATSUSHIMA|\n\n\n!Hotel\n[img[4.gif]]\n(uitzicht op baai)\n\n[[cruises|p06_07.pdf]]:50 min: laatste 15:30 \n
!Aizu-Wakamatsu\n\n|11:03|MATSUSHIMA|26 min|JR Tohoku Line|11:29|SENDAI(MIYAGI)|\n|11:40|SENDAI(MIYAGI)|52 min|SHINKANSEN MaxYAMABIKO 112|12:32|KORIYAMA(FUKUSHIMA)|\n|12:43|KORIYAMA(FUKUSHIMA)|66 min|JR Banetsu-sai Line|13:49|AIZUWAKAMATSU|\n\n[[Grondplan|plan.pdf]]\n[[Hotel|http://www.japanhotel.net/data/access_information.asp?HotelID=543&area=AIZU]]\n[img[543.gif]]\n\nAizu-Wakamatsu (pop. 120,000) lies about 8km from Japan's fourth largest lake, Inawashiro-ko (猪苗代湖), near Mt Bandai-san (磐梯山).\n\nAizu-Wakamatsu was founded over 1000 years ago and is the oldest town in Fukushima prefecture. Ashina Naomori built the town first castle in 1384 and called it Higashi Kurokawa Yakata. Gamou Ujisato extended the castle in 1593 and renmaned in Tsuruga-jo (鶴ヶ城). The town was then ruled by the Aizu Matsudaira daimyo from 1662 to 1868.\n\nThe town was loyal to the Tokugawa shogunate and in 1868, a group of young local samurai, known as the Byakkotai (白虎隊, "White Tigers Band") rebelled against the new Imperial government of Meiji. The Byakkotai fought for a month before all commiting ritual suicide on top of Iimori-yama Hill (飯盛山), where their graves are still visited by nostalgic of samurai loyalty. Also note the 18th century Sazae-do Hall at the top of the hill.\n\nIn 1874, the Meiji government burnt down the castle, which symbolized the samurai spirit of the region. In 1965, Tsuruga-jo Castle (￥400, open 8:30am-5pm) was reconstructed in accordance with its original design.\n\nBetween the castle and Iimori-yama, you will find the beguiling Oyaku-en Garden (御薬園, ￥300, Apr-Oct 8am-5pm; Nov-March 8:30am-4:30pm). The garden takes its name ('oyaku' means 'medicine') from the medicinal herbs grown there, and local herbal tea can be purchased at the souvenir shop.\n\nSouth-east of Oyaku-en, a relatively interesting Samurai Residence Complex (￥800, Apr-Oct 8:30am-5:30pm, Nov-Mar 9am-4:30pm) with attached museum and good explanatory leaflets in English.\n\nThe town is quite spread-out, and you might consider catch a bus or taxi between the various sightseeing places. \n
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!Trein van Narita Airport naar Narita\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict1973.jpg]]\n!Narita\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict1981.jpg]]\nVerschillende winkeltjes binnen.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict1995.jpg]]\nEen dapper jappanertje op de trappen van de tempels in Narita.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2032.jpg]]\nGwenny aan de pagode van de vrede.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2039.jpg]]\nBinnen in de hoofdtempel.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2041.jpg]]\nDe hoofdtempel van narita.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2051.jpg]]\nHet restaurant over de middag in Narita. Lage tafeltjes, \ngeen schoenen, eten met stokjes, ... Goedkoop maar lekker.\n\n!Narite naar Hakone\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2052.jpg]]\nAankondiging van de treinen voor de schinkansen. Niet eenvoudig\n om te ontcijferen. Gelukkig zijn de japanners altijd bereidwillig\n om je verder te helpen.\n\n!Hakone hotel\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2054.jpg]]\nBart druk aan het werk aan ons tafeltje in het hotel.
|!Dag|!Datum|!Weersvoorspelling|\n|[[Dag 1 & 2]]|3 & 4 mei|18 C - zonnig|\n|[[Dag 3]]|5 mei|21 C - licht bewolkt|\n|[[Dag 4]]|6 mei|21 C - bewolkt|\n|[[Dag 5]]|7 mei|22 C - zwaar bewolkt, 12 C - regen|\n|[[Dag 6]]|8 - 9 mei|12 C - regen|\n|[[Dag 8]]|10 - 11 - 12 mei|10 C - regen?/bewolkt?|\n|[[Dag 11]]|13 mei|18 C|\n|[[Dag 12]]|14 mei|21 C|\n|[[Dag 13]]|15 mei|21 C|\n|[[Dag 14]]|16 mei|21 C|\n|[[Dag 15]]|17 mei|22 C|
!Hakone\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2061.jpg]]\nGwenny aan de piratenboot bij Lake Ashi. \nDeze boot bracht ons naar Moto Hakone.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2082.jpg]]\nOp Lake Ashi. Achter de wolken ziet u \nMt. Fuji, de hoogste berg in Japan.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2092.jpg]]\nZicht op Lake Ashi vanuit van het 'paleis'\n in Moto Hakone.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2107.jpg]]\nBart aan het 'shrine' bij Lake Ashi.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2111.jpg]]\nOp weg naar de tempel.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2115.jpg]]\nDe tempel.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2116.jpg]]\nHet jongetje is druk aan het bidden aan de \ntempel (hierbij wordt een paar keer in \nde handen geklapt). De wat oudere heer gaat\njuist enkele munten in de offerbak gooien.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2120.jpg]]\nBij de tempel ging juist een huwelijk door.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2121.jpg]]\nDe gelukkige bruid en haar vader. Bemerk het\naparte schoeisel.\n\n\n\n
!Kamakura\n!!Op weg naar Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2130.jpg]]\nDe japaneesjes genieten van hun pannenkoekje.\n\n\n!!Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2139.jpg]]\nDe tempel.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2143.jpg]]\nEen detail (let op het buikje).\n\n\n!!Kencho-JI Temple\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2170.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2162.jpg]]\nDe toegangspoort.\n\n!!Op weg naar 'The great buddha'\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2229.jpg]]\nOver welke zee of oceaan we nu juist gezien hebben\nzijn de meningen nog verdeeld.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2204.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2191.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_dscn1588.jpg]]\n\n!!The great buddha\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2213.jpg]]\nDe great buddha himself. (Zo great is hij nu\nook weer niet).\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2214.jpg]]\nBuddha's slofkes.\n\n\n\n\n!!Hasedera Temple\n[img[thumbnails/t_dscn1597.jpg]]\nDe tempel.\n\n!!!Tuin\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2238.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2249.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2172.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_dscn1594.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2247.jpg]]\nDe vissen zijn altijd zo vriendelijk goeiedag\nte zeggen.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2231.jpg]]\nDe Japanse tuinen zijn indrukwekkend om te zien.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2220.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2224.jpg]]\nLet op de bamboestokken die als fontein dienen.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2216.jpg]]\nJapanners zijn van jongsaf avontuurlijk aangelegd.\n\n\n!Terug naar Hakone\n\n!!Odawara\n[img[thumbnails/t_dscn1625.jpg]]\nWachten op de bus\n\n!Hakone\n\n!!Hotel\n[img[thumbnails/t_dscn1544.jpg]]\nDe lounge.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_dscn1545.jpg]]\nSamurai zwaard uitgestald in de lounge.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_dscn1542.jpg]]\nDe 'hot spring'
!Hotel\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2272.jpg]]\nOns hotel is westers ingericht, met mini-mini kamertjes.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2270.jpg]]\n\n!De haven\nGwenny verkende de haven, terwijl Bart en ik op conferentie waren.\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2276.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2278.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2280.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2281.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2282.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2274.jpg]]\nHakodate is een havenstad, met veel vis en vooral reusachtig grote krabben.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2275.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2285.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2284.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2286.jpg]]\nHakodate heeft vele kleine restaurantjes. Bij elk restaurantje wordt het eten uitgestald \naan het raam. Handig om aan te duiden wat je wilt eten.\n\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2288.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2291.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2294.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2295.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2296.jpg]]\n\n!Avond\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2305.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2307.jpg]]\nSushi\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2308.jpg]]\n\n\n
!Avond\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2263.jpg]]\nWe aten in een sashimi-restaurant, waarvan\nje er vele vindt in Hakodate.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2264.jpg]]\nEten (kleinere hapjes) wordt aangebracht via een band. Als je iets wilt, neem je het er\ngewoon af, en betaal je achteraf.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2265.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2266.jpg]]\nSashimi.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2267.jpg]]\n\n
!De ochtendmarkt\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2372.jpg]]\nDeze krab wil groter lijken dan ze is.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2365.jpg]]\nOctopus.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2361.jpg]]\nEven de benen strekken.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2358.jpg]]\nGezellig tussen de krabbetjes aan het werk.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2354.jpg]]\nDeze krab let op zijn lijn.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2350.jpg]]\nEen scheepslading krabben.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2349.jpg]]\nOp de ochtendmarkt valt ook iets te eten.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2346.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2343.jpg]]\nSint-Jacobsschelpen?\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2342.jpg]]\nI am the biggest.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2341.jpg]]\nDe ochtendmarkt. \n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2336.jpg]]\nEen krab in nood.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2335.jpg]]\nZalm.\n\n!De conferentie\n\n!!Receptie in het Hakodate auto museum\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_dscn1643.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_dscn1655.jpg]]\nEen old-timer.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_dscn1645.jpg]]\nMijn favoriet.\n\n!Gwenny op stap in Hakodate\n\n!!Tempels in Hakodate\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2422.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2419.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2415.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2396.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2387.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2381.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2380.jpg]]\n\n!!Old public hall\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2406.jpg]]\n\n!!Touristisch informatie bureau \n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2405.jpg]]\n\n!!Episcopaat\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2397.jpg]]\n\n!!Russian Orthodox church\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2393.jpg]]\n\n!!Roman Catholic Church\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2388.jpg]]\n\n!Mount Hakodate\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_dscn1670.jpg]]\nBart. \n\n[img[thumbnails/t_dscn1664.jpg]]\nEen van de drie mooiste nacht-zichten ter wereld.\n(hoe ze dat ook mogen meten)\n\n\n!Op restaurant\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_dscn1682.jpg]]\nEen streekbier cafe in Japan!\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_dscn1681.jpg]]\nZe hebben er zelfs Duvel!
!Ochtendshopping\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2427.jpg]]\nEen riksja die de weg verloren is.\n\n!De conferentie\n\n!!Het banket\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_dscn1722.jpg]]\nTypisch japanse muziek.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_dscn1700.jpg]]\nEen sushi-kraampje.\n\n!!De demo-stand\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_dscn1691.jpg]]\nDit was onze stand.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_dscn1697.jpg]]\nPaul.\n\n!!Keynote-speech\n[img[thumbnails/t_dscn1685.jpg]]\n\n!Gwenny op stap in Hakodate\n!!Pentagon\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2455.jpg]]\nFoto vanuit een toren dichtbij \n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2461.jpg]]\nEen maquette.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2464.jpg]]\nHet pentagon werd ontworpen in de stijl van Vauban.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2453.jpg]]\nJapanse kersenbloesems.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2452.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2449.jpg]]\n
!Onuma quasi national park\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2583.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2470.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2472.jpg]]\nAlle japannertjes, gezellig op een rij, op stap met de fiets.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2474.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2475.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2477.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2478.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2511.jpg]]\nEen soort Arendskelk.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2510.jpg]]\nArendskelken komen hier overvloedig voor.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2486.jpg]]\nPaul met de fiets.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2488.jpg]]\nGwenny op de fiets.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2498.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2499.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2508.jpg]]\nLokale fauna.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2514.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2516.jpg]]\nPaul.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2537.jpg]]\nZalm, zo overheerlijk, dat Gwenny er nog van geniet.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2539.jpg]]\nNoedels met krabbepoten.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2545.jpg]]\nGwenny.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2586.jpg]]\nKatten hebben een hereleven in Japan. \n
!Goryo Kaku toren & pentagon fort\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2604.jpg]]\nDe toren.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2592.jpg]]\nEen nevelig zicht op Hakodate vanuit de toren.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2593.jpg]]\nUitbeelding van een of ander historisch gevecht in de geschiedenis van Hakodate.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2609.jpg]]\nPaul\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2611.jpg]]\nGwenny\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2624.jpg]]\nDe minder mooie kant van Hakodate.
!Matsushima\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2626.jpg]]\nEen tempeltje in Matsushima.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2632.jpg]]\nIn Matsushima kun je reuze grote en lekkere oesters eten.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2638.jpg]]\nWe namen de boot om de vele eilandjes voor de kust van Matsushima te\nverkennen.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2651.jpg]]\nDe boot werd door vele meeuwen achtervolgd.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2663.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2667.jpg]]\nEen paar van de meer dan 200 eilandjes.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2671.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2716.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2743.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2697.jpg]]\nEen typisch Japans winkeltje met Japanse hapjes.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2713.jpg]]\nDeze 200m lange brug verbindt een van de eilandjes met het vasteland.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2714.jpg]]\nPaul.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2730.jpg]]\nOns hotel vanop het eilandje gefotografeerd.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2740.jpg]]\nHet eilandje had een mooie tuin.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2753.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2756.jpg]]\nEen tempeltje op het eiland. \n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2763.jpg]]\nOnze hotelkamer. Raadsel: zoek het bed.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2768.jpg]]\nEen tempel op het vasteland.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2772.jpg]]\nRond het heiligdom hing een mystieke sfeer.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2776.jpg]]\nEen heiligenbeeld.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2784.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2795.jpg]]\nEen tempeltje op een van de kleine eilandjes.
!Matshushima\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2807.jpg]]\nUitzicht vanuit ons hotel ('s morgens).\n\n!Aizu-Wakamatsu\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2812.jpg]]\nSpreuk die uitging in het restaurant. Komt erop neer dat je moet kunnen genieten\nvan kleine dingen in het leven, of dat je nooit gelukkig zult zijn.\n\n!!Samurai kasteel.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2819.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2846.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2823.jpg]]\nGwenny aan de ingang van het kasteel.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2832.jpg]]\nUitzicht vanop het kasteel.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2864.jpg]]\nTransport per riksja voor de VIPs.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2866.jpg]]\nTuin bij het kasteel.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2867.jpg]]\n\n!!Samurai residentie\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2874.jpg]]\nDeze foto staat er bij voor Bart (judo?).\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2875.jpg]]\nDe hoofdwoning.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2881.jpg]]\nGwenny aan een doorgang.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2898.jpg]]\nEen samurai-uitrusting.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2907.jpg]]\nSamurai-zwaard.\n\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2921.jpg]]\nJapans aardewerk.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2922.jpg]]\nJapanners waren blijkbaar ook goede boogschutters.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2923.jpg]]\nEen draagkoets (verschrikkelijk klein!)\n\n!!!De tuin\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2872.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2873.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2882.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2912.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2914.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2915.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2930.jpg]]\n\n\n\n!!!Souvenirwinkel\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2956.jpg]]\nTraditioneel Japans schoeisel.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2958.jpg]]\nJapans aardewerk (theepotjes)\n\n!!Hotel\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2973.jpg]]\nUitzicht vanuit de hotelkamer\n\n!!Restaurant 's avonds\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2984.jpg]]\nJapanse origami (pauw)\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2989.jpg]]\nWappa meshi (rijst gestoofd met groentjes en kip).\n
|!Dag|!Datum|!Weer|\n|[[Verslag Dag 2]]|4 mei|18 C - zonnig|\n|[[Verslag Dag 3]]|5 mei|bewolkt|\n|[[Verslag Dag 4]]|6 mei|23 C - zonnig|\n|[[Verslag Dag 5]]|7 mei|regen|\n|[[Verslag Dag 6]]|8 mei|zonnig|\n|[[Verslag Dag 7]]|9 mei|zonnig|\n|[[Verslag Dag 8]]|10 mei|regen|\n|[[Verslag Dag 9]]|11 mei|zonnig|\n|[[Verslag Dag 10]]|12 mei|zonnig|\n|[[Verslag Dag 11]]|13 mei|regen|\n|[[Verslag Dag 12]]|14 mei|zonnig|\n|[[Verslag Dag 13]]|15 mei|bewolkt|\n|[[Verslag Dag 14]]|16 mei|bewolkt|\n\n\n
!Chunzenji-ko\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2996.jpg]]\nWaterval van Chunzenji-ko\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict2999.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3001.jpg]]\nTypisch japanse winkeltjes.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3005.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3006.jpg]]\nEen soort van demoon.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3026.jpg]]\nJapanners zijn verzot op katten, beren, apen en ... schildpadden!\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3010.jpg]]\nHet meer van Chunzenji-ko.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3011.jpg]]\nOp het meer waren vele vissers bezig (blijkbaar is het daar nog niet zo\ndiep).\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3031.jpg]]\nHet teken dat er een tempel of een tempel schrijn in de buurt is.
!Nikko\n\n!!Hotel\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3039.jpg]]\nDeze hond heeft ons helemaal op zijn eentje wakker gehouden.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3253.jpg]]\nDit groeide niet ver van ons hotel.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3254.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3252.jpg]]\nEen aparte telefooncel.\n\n!!Brug\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3050.jpg]]\nDe befaamde brug in Nikko.\n\n!!Tempelcomplex\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3056.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3236.jpg]]\nDoorgang van ene tempel naar andere\n\n!!!Rinnoji tempel\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3065.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3193.jpg]]\nPriester?\n\n!!!Toshogu shrine\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3083.jpg]]\n5 verdiepingen pagode.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3105.jpg]]\nTempelgebouw\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3098.jpg]]\nDetail\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3100.jpg]]\nGebouw van het heilige paard.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3099.jpg]]\nDetail\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3106.jpg]]\nZicht op het tempelcomplex\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3113.jpg]]\nGwenny bij een tempelgebouw.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3116.jpg]]\nPoortgebouw\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3139.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3129.jpg]]\nDetail\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3127.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3125.jpg]]\nZijbeuk van het poortgebouw.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3126.jpg]]\nDetail.\n\n!!!Tayuin byo\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3132.jpg]]\nPoortgebouw\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3140.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3133.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3137.jpg]]\nDetail \n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3143.jpg]]\n\n!!!Tuin\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3242.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3241.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3154.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3172.jpg]]\n\n!!!Futurasan shrine\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3175.jpg]]\nPoortgebouw \n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3179.jpg]]\nDetail \n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3177.jpg]]\nWachter\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3189.jpg]]\nHoofdgebouw\n\n!Tokyo\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3302.jpg]]\nTokyo in drie woorden: grijs, druk,groot.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3266.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3313.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3275.jpg]]\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3281.jpg]]\nDe sony building.\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3276.jpg]]\nEr is ook een maxim's. (restaurant)\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3256.jpg]]\nEen typisch japanse gsm: opengeklapt. (3G)\n\n[img[thumbnails/t_pict3257.jpg]]\nDichtgeklapt.\n\n\n\n\n