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Noriko's friend Junko and Fumitaka came to pick us up around 9:30am. It took about one and half hours to get to the tiny house Japan. We had contacted them before hand to let them know that we were interested in their products and wanted to visit them. It wasn't easy to find the place because it was in the middle of nowhere.
We asked them if there is anything nice to eat around there and they recommend this so a place.
On the way to the soba restaurant we spotted this temple look like place on the rocky Mountain.
Came back to Fukuoka and had all you can eat.
We asked them if there is anything nice to eat around there and they recommend this so a place.
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On the way to the soba restaurant we spotted this temple look like place on the rocky Mountain.
Came back to Fukuoka and had all you can eat.
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