SIGHTS & SCENES OF KYUSHU JAPAN 1984
Our home town in Japan was Omuta, located on the South Island Kyushu and attached to Shimabara Peninsula. It was a beautiful place and filled with wonders not yet experienced by our young family. We took every opportunity to see any and all sights that we were told about, read about or otherwise learned of. We travelled all over following the route 50 signposts. There was nothing else that we could understand. Everything was in Kanji. Bubbaloo had come up with a system of mapping our routes. She even caught the bus using her interpretation. For example she would say “there it is, the sign for 3 trees and a gate or 2 telephone poles and an umbrella, or a teepee and a ladder” she was bloody good at it. Anyway armed with our guide we sallied forth.

CROSSING OVER NEAR FUKUOKA 
A CASTLE THRU THE TREES 
OUR HOTEL IN THE HILLS 
THE HOT SPRINGS AT UNZEN 
THE CITY PARADE – GIAJIN CONTINGENT 
THE QUEENS OF THE PARADE 
OUR BABY IN HER FIRST KIMONO 
FROM THE TOP OF A CASTLE LOOKING DOWN ON THE WALLS 
I HOPE ONE OF OUR JAPANESE FRIENDS CAN TELL US WHAT THIS IS 
AN HISTORICAL FARMHOUSE 
AFTER THE RICE HARVEST 
THIS IS THE GUY THAT SERVES IN THE RESTAURANT 
THE BACK OF OUR APARTMENT. AIRING OUT THE BEDDING 
SO WHO SAID I NEVER HAD BLUE JEANS. I HAD ONE! 
OUR BOAT TRIP ON KYUSHO 
ON THE BEACH – SHIMABARA 
SHINKANSEN – THE BULLET TRAIN 
STOPPING FOR A QUICK TAKEWAY
I hope some of our friends from Japan are watching and can read some of the signs or descriptions on our pictures. Also do not be afraid to correct me where I may have made an error. I’m used to it Bubbaloo does it all of the time.

















2 Comments
Jered
Photos are great!
Ange
I love the photos. Verónica was so cute!!