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We had a late start. After having breakfast/lunch, Wataru took us to Yutoku Inari Shrine which was about 40 minutes away from home. However, the traffic was terrible so we tried different routes but everywhere was the same. We had to give up and decided to go back. It was near the Ariake sea so we just went down to have a look.
Wataru found a good spot to visit on the way home. It was called Kiyomizu waterfall. Yes, it is like Kiyomizu temple but Kiyomizu means pure water so it there are many places called Kiyomizu something.
Wataru found a good spot to visit on the way home. It was called Kiyomizu waterfall. Yes, it is like Kiyomizu temple but Kiyomizu means pure water so it there are many places called Kiyomizu something.
We didn't see many people there. Probably everybody went to Youtoku Inari Shrine which we couldn't go.
We were planning to visit Noriko's mum's sister Yasuko but Wataru had to go back to Fukuoka so we went home.
When we were about to get home we saw Noriko's mum on the bike getting home as well.
We told her that we couldn't visit Yasuko's so she made a phone call to say sorry.
Well, she decided to come and visit us.. not only her but all her tribe.
It was too hard for Mike to remember everybody's name but they were happy to see us anyway.
After they went home we had more food and watched Yuri on Ice.
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