Showing posts with label shrines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shrines. Show all posts
Thursday, May 3, 2012
Kyoto: A Great Place to Visit
By Sae Kubota
Kyoto is a great place to visit. First of all, there are many temples and shrines in Kyoto, so you can pray at a temple or a shrine. Also, you can know the history of Kyoto. Next, there are many shops and restaurants, so you can buy many souvenirs, and you can eat delicious food. Tofu is very good. Finally, there are many places of scenic beauty, so you can take many pictures, and it will be a good memory. Kyoto is a wonderful place.
Kyoto is a great place to visit. First of all, there are many temples and shrines in Kyoto, so you can pray at a temple or a shrine. Also, you can know the history of Kyoto. Next, there are many shops and restaurants, so you can buy many souvenirs, and you can eat delicious food. Tofu is very good. Finally, there are many places of scenic beauty, so you can take many pictures, and it will be a good memory. Kyoto is a wonderful place.
Thursday, January 12, 2012
I Can Be Your Tourist Guide in Urawa, Japan
By Ayako Suzuki
I would like to guide you in my hometown for your vacation. My hometown Urawa is close to Tokyo. There are some interesting things in my hometown. First of all, there is a dance festival, a rose festival, and an eel festival. Secondly, there are some places of interest. For instance, big parks, theaters, shrines, temples, and museums. Finally, there is a special product in my hometown. It’s an eel. If you would like to come to my hometown, I’ll guide you.
I would like to guide you in my hometown for your vacation. My hometown Urawa is close to Tokyo. There are some interesting things in my hometown. First of all, there is a dance festival, a rose festival, and an eel festival. Secondly, there are some places of interest. For instance, big parks, theaters, shrines, temples, and museums. Finally, there is a special product in my hometown. It’s an eel. If you would like to come to my hometown, I’ll guide you.
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dance festival,
eel festival,
rose festival,
shrines,
temples,
Urawa
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