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RTW2007: Kanazawa
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I really like Kanazawa. Much of it is modern and funky: you've got brand-new buildings, hordes of university students dressed up in the latest Shibuya-kei fashions, fancy shopping malls tucked full of Louis Vuitton and Gucci. But the station sets the tone: it's a concoction of glass and steel, but the entrance is built as an ancient Japanese wooden temple gate.
Earthquakes, Gamblers, Pirates and Oysters: Around the World in 60 Days
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It all started with an excuse. I "needed" to visit a conference of marginal utility (but serious potential for fun) in Puerto Rico, which would be located 11913 miles away from Singapore if there was a non-stop flight, which there of course isn't.
