| Tuesday, May 17, 2011 |
| The reason behind Japan… |
“…Traveling to another country was something I decided a long time ago (even before Karate). I was very influenced by my older brother and sister: Hugo and Paula. But my interest was to visit Argentina or somewhere in Europe. Hugo travelled to Denmark and Paula visited Germany (both with cultural volunteer exchange programs). Before Karate, Asia was like a different planet, I was not interested in Asia at all and travelling there was not part of the plan…”
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| Monday, May 9, 2011 |
| My first birthday in Japan and my last days in Setana… |
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| “…This days I had an excellent visit: Mami and Sabina whom came from Hakodate to spend some time with us and something very important, their presence in my birthday :) A couple of places we visited together…” |
| Tuesday, April 26, 2011 |
| Hakodate 2.0… |
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| “…After the star-shaped park we visited what it used to be a Christian monastery , a very interesting and rare place in Japan. Now days the area is just a small tourist town. On the way to the monastery we had green tea ice cream and everybody was very happy…” |
Tuesday, April 5, 2011 |
| A little trip to Sapporo… |
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| “As I was relatively close to this city (like 3 hours by bus) I felt I had to seize the day and travel there. So I planned the trip with Sabina-San and Deguchi-San and from march 27 to 30th we decided to stay in Sapporo. Here we met Koyuki-san and the travel company was complete…” |
Tuesday, March 8, 2011 |
| 26 days in Setana, Hokkaido… |
 …It’s been almost a month since I arrived at Setana. Before I was in Hakodate and switching to this new town was a bit difficult at the beginning because I don’t know many people here and the only persons with whom I have contact are my family so I have no friends of my age, this was hard at the beginning but little by little I have become used to the situation…” |
Wednesday, March 2, 2011 |
| One week in Hakodate, Hokkaido... |
“…It takes from 30 to 45 to walk to the top and now in winter is all covered in snow, a very mystic place. We met very few people while climbing (a very nice fact) and because of this you feel in peace. After walking comes the spectacular city view. I took some photos but this is one of the things you have to live… This scenery is one of the best I've ever seeing…”
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