Comments on: Random J in Japan: The Ancient city http://darkdiamond.net/features/random-j-in-japan-the-ancient-city/ The Most Entertaining News About Anime, Videogames And Japan. Updated daily! Sat, 21 Nov 2009 18:54:14 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Random J http://darkdiamond.net/features/random-j-in-japan-the-ancient-city/comment-page-1/#comment-361028 Random J Sun, 05 Jul 2009 01:26:52 +0000 http://darkdiamond.net/features/random-j-in-japan-the-ancient-city/#comment-361028 <b>@ Estelle</b> My mates and I had another stop to make elsewhere. We were pressed for time unfortunately. A couple of the guys went back there a couple of days later to check out the thousand gates. But because my friend lost his rail pass, I decided to stay with him: so we didn't get to go. We did have a great day though. Something I'll document soon. :) <b>@ Khaim</b> Kyoto does have a river. And a fair few ponds too. I'm not too sure about the air in the rural areas in comparison to the more urbanized locales though. Because to be honest, the air felt fresher in Japan full stop in comparison to London. But it definitely was a really nice, fresh atmosphere. <b>@ Kuroneko</b> Dude...you gotta go there and see it. Pics really do not do the place justice. You don't realize how huge some of the temple structures are until you're stood right in front of them. It was like being in Onimusha. *lol* @ Estelle
My mates and I had another stop to make elsewhere. We were pressed for time unfortunately. A couple of the guys went back there a couple of days later to check out the thousand gates. But because my friend lost his rail pass, I decided to stay with him: so we didn’t get to go. We did have a great day though. Something I’ll document soon. :)

@ Khaim
Kyoto does have a river. And a fair few ponds too. I’m not too sure about the air in the rural areas in comparison to the more urbanized locales though. Because to be honest, the air felt fresher in Japan full stop in comparison to London. But it definitely was a really nice, fresh atmosphere.

@ Kuroneko
Dude…you gotta go there and see it. Pics really do not do the place justice. You don’t realize how huge some of the temple structures are until you’re stood right in front of them. It was like being in Onimusha. *lol*

]]> By: Kuroneko http://darkdiamond.net/features/random-j-in-japan-the-ancient-city/comment-page-1/#comment-360970 Kuroneko Sat, 04 Jul 2009 22:55:08 +0000 http://darkdiamond.net/features/random-j-in-japan-the-ancient-city/#comment-360970 the pics look wonderful... i cant imagine what the real deal must look/feel like the pics look wonderful… i cant imagine what the real deal must look/feel like

]]> By: Khaim http://darkdiamond.net/features/random-j-in-japan-the-ancient-city/comment-page-1/#comment-360897 Khaim Sat, 04 Jul 2009 17:25:51 +0000 http://darkdiamond.net/features/random-j-in-japan-the-ancient-city/#comment-360897 Is there any stream, river, something related to water or usages of water in Kyoto? (i'm no Japan-buff in these subjects) How is the air? Kinda fresh or is similar to say, a more urbanized or mid-urbanized area? Is there any stream, river, something related to water or usages of water in Kyoto? (i’m no Japan-buff in these subjects)

How is the air? Kinda fresh or is similar to say, a more urbanized or mid-urbanized area?

]]> By: Estelle http://darkdiamond.net/features/random-j-in-japan-the-ancient-city/comment-page-1/#comment-360731 Estelle Sat, 04 Jul 2009 04:23:43 +0000 http://darkdiamond.net/features/random-j-in-japan-the-ancient-city/#comment-360731 Aww, why couldn't you stay any longer? Aww, why couldn’t you stay any longer?

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