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On the second day, my husband and I woke up at 3:15 in the morning and left hotel at 4 o’clock On the second day, my husband and I woke up at 3:15 in the morning and left hotel at 4 o’clock. We went to Nukabira hot spring culture hall to take part in Taushubitts arch railroad bridge observatory tour. The tour started at 5:30 in the morning. My husband wanted to take pictures of bridge with sunrise. The bridge was made in 1937. The train was out of service in 1952. The bridge was submerged after the Nukabira dam was completed in 1955. The tour guide lent us boots and took us to the arch bridge. It didn’t rain recently. The area was changed dry dessert. The bridge was so damaged that it looks like collapsing. The guide took us the near the bridge by car. We had to walk about 2km to go in front of the bridge. I was very exhausted. The bridge was amazing I felt as if I were an explorer. Though I had a muscle pain in both legs. It was a nice experience. Next, we went to Naitai highland farm to see the grazing of cattle. Cattle were very far from the parking lot . I couldn’t see them very well. Then. We went to sounkyo to see waterfalls. Because I had to go up the observatory with a mask, it’s very hard. After that we went to Matuseppu camp site to take pictures of steam locomotives. The train ran once in an hour. We stayed there for 3 hours. My husband was really happy It’s a Tiring day.

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On the second day, my husband and I woke up at 3:15 in the morning and left THE hotel at 4 o’clock

On the second day, my husband and I woke up at 3:15 in the morning and left THE hotel at 4 o’clock. We went to Nukabira hot springS culture hall to take part in THE Taushubitts arch railroad bridge observatory tour. The tour started at 5:30 in the morning. My husband wanted to take pictures of THE bridge AT sunrise. The bridge was made in 1937. The train was out of service in 1952. The bridge was submerged after the Nukabira dam was completed in 1955. The tour guide lent us boots and took us to the arch bridge. It HADN'T RAINED recently. The area was changed INTO A dry dessert. The bridge was so damaged that it LOOKED like IT WAS collapsing. The guide took us the near the bridge by car. We had to walk about 2km to GET TO THE front of the bridge. I was very exhausted. The bridge was amazing; I felt as if I were an explorer, though I had a muscle pain in both legs. It was a nice experience. Next, we went to Naitai highland farm to see the grazing of cattle. THE cattle were very far from the parking lot
. I couldn’t see them very well. Then we went to sounkyo to see waterfalls. Because I had to go up the observatory with a mask, it’s very hard. After that we went to Matuseppu camp site to take pictures of steam locomotives. The train ran once in an hour. We stayed there for 3 hours. My husband was really happy
IT WAS a Tiring day.

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