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My husband and I went to Canada from June 7th to June 14th
My husband and I went to Canada from June 7th to June 14th . It was a 6 nights and 8 days trip.On the first day, my 81 year old my father- in- law picked us at 1:30 in the afternoon and brought us to the airport. Our flight was at 4:00 in the afternoon on Tuesday (Japanese time) which is around 9:00 in the morning on Tuesday local time. Our flight was 9 hours. There is a 16 hour time difference between Japan and Canada. Canada Air Rouge is a low cost carrier airline. The seat pitch was narrow. However, the meal was tasty. 70% of the seats were empty . I am afraid that the flight would be canceled in the future.
We rented a car at about 11:30 a.m. It was a VW Jetta. We crossed the border into America after being asked many questions by a staff member.
For example, Why did you come to America? How many day are you going to be in America? Where are you going? Which hotel are you going to? and so on. It took 40 minutes to cross the border.
We arrived at Pike Place Market at 2:30 in the afternoon. There were some fish, crafts and a fresh market.
I bought some Seattle T-shirts. I ate a Piroshki with beef, onion, egg and cheese in it. It was very tasty.
But I was getting tired of eating it. I miss Japanese rice.
At night we went to Kelly park and Gaswork park to see a romantic night view. I saw the Space Needle light up romantically. It was amazing.
When I put in my contact lenses, one was torn and my right eye was bloody. I hope my eye has a quick recovery.
On the second day, at first we went to Starbucks coffee Gear store. It was the first Starbucks shop in Seattle. We went there at 8:30. The coffee was tasty. We looked at the history of Starbucks.
Next we went to an Amazon book store. It was the same as an ordinary bookstore. I was disappointed. Then we went to the Museum of Flight. All of the exhibition was written in English. There were many airplanes and rockets. It was fantastic.
After that, we went to Costco to eat sample foods and Churros. The items for sale and prices were almost the same.
Then, we went to the King street station in Seattle to take pictures of the Amtrak. It was about two times bigger than the cordially (I'm not sure here) train.
Finally we went to the Premium Outlet Mall Seattle for window shopping. We bought some T-shirts. Our dinner was take out doughnuts and ham in from Walmart. Everything was expensive in the United States.
On the third day, we went to the Future Aviation center &Boeing Tour to see how to assemble the Boeing 787. It was a very amazing tour.
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