This one will be short and sweet to give all of you a little break: we got on a bus and arrived in Nagoya four hours later. We had flown in and out of Nagoya on our last trip and decided we needed to spend a little more time here. Nagoya was bombed in WWII and pretty much destroyed, so it's a modern, hip kind of place. It's the fourth-largest city in Japan with a population of around 3 million. We're spending the next four nights in a business hotel--the rooms are small, but comfy and have everything one needs.
Can't leave without having visited the German Bakery one last time to buy trip food. This is a curry doughnut. It's actually filled with Japanese curry sauce and quite tasty. Not everyone would agree with that statement though--Lynda's gag reflex kicked in quite a few times from the smell.
Along the way--enlarge the picture and read the sign
Nagoya:
The little eatery/bar next to our hotel we enjoyed so much on our last trip was still open and we spent the evening there.
Can't leave without having visited the German Bakery one last time to buy trip food. This is a curry doughnut. It's actually filled with Japanese curry sauce and quite tasty. Not everyone would agree with that statement though--Lynda's gag reflex kicked in quite a few times from the smell.
Along the way--enlarge the picture and read the sign
Nagoya:
The little eatery/bar next to our hotel we enjoyed so much on our last trip was still open and we spent the evening there.
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