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Many Other visitors told were saying that woman is she was crazy, why she did such a was she behaving illegally. illegal behavior.
After 10 minutes Masako returned us. She offered 500 year in 3 places. (this sentence does not make sense) I really don’t understand her actions.
We stayed there until 4 pm to see a light up illumination.
It was very fantastic.
We returned at to the hotel at 8:00 p.m. I had a hard time.
On
the second day my husband took pictures of the steam locomotive while
aunts and I were getting on a steam locomotive from Niigata station to
Aizuwakamatu station for four hours. (This sentence doesn't make sense. I don't know what you are trying to say.)
It was raining. I couldn’t see the beautiful scenery very well.
The window was clouded with steam. It is was very hard time for me to find a common topic with them. (with who?)
After that we went to a furniture shop. Masako bought two pairs of paulownia geta, that is, wooden clogs.
It was They were very expensive at $300.
I returned home at 22:00.
I had a good time.
I forgot to bring a digital camera. This is my most regrets in the trip what I regret most about this trip.
My 2 aunts-in-law, my husband and I went to Yamagata prefecture for sightseeing by airplane
My 2 aunts-in-law, my husband and I went to Yamagata prefecture for sightseeing by airplane from October 8th to October 9th . They (who? your aunts-in-law?) are 73 years old and 78 years old. We left home at 6:00 in the morning. We arrived at Chubu International Airport at 7:00.Shigeko, who is my 73-years-old aunt, took my husband’s flight ticket to the security gate.
When my husband passed through the gate, there were was a warning alarm. It took 20 minutes to investigate the reason.
So we were in a hurry had to rush to the boarding gate.
We were really embarrassed.
We arrived at Niigata airport at 9:00.
We drove to Mt. Hagro for 3 hours by rent-a-car. The drive to Mt. Hagro by rental car took 3 hours.
My aunts wanted to visit a the five story pagoda. The pagoda is built to enshrine the ashes of Buddha in 1372 by Fujiwara Ujiie, a court noble.
At first we saw a magnificent 1000-year-old Japanese cedar called Jijisugi (Grandpa tree), which served serves as a reminder of the grandeur and longevity of the natural world.
There were was a fence in place so that visitors could not to enter and touch the Grandpa tree.
Masako crossed through the fence to touch the tree. She wanted to make a round of circle the tree and get a receive spiritual power.
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