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Tsutenkaku Tower, a landmark of Osaka

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Tsutenkaku Tower, a landmark of Osaka Our names written in Japanese by Taka 😊 The male geisha show superstars. These guys are superstars in the eyes of middle aged Japanese women. The Japanese equivalent of western chippendales with more clothes and more hair. Bloody good though. In Osaka we spent a few days with the awesome Taka. He took us for a road trip, watched a movie, played music, gave us our own tea ceremony and made us some wonderful Chankonabe. Thank you Taka! Here is Rob in front of Osaka Castle and a time capsule to be opened in 5000 years time! Shinkyo - The Sacred Bridge in Nikko, Japan
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