A fishing game at a local fair, where the youngsters attempt to catch gold fish with a net and if successful, get to keep them.
posted by The Funky Drummer at 9:47 am
Monday, November 15, 2004
A fishing game at a local fair, where the youngsters attempt to catch gold fish with a net and if successful, get to keep them.
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Location: Ono, Fukui Ken, Japan. Mission: Eat Sushi, watch sumo, learn Nihongo.
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1 Comments:
They're given a paper net, which dissolves after one, two or three attempts at fishing.
Hello, Funky Drummer. I found you on the Expat Blog Directory. I am reading your site from the beginning, through the archives, like a book.
It's very interesting, your insights on living in Fukui, Japan. The photographs are also a story in themselves. I love your site.
I hope you are fine and well, wherever you are back now in Great Britain.
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