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Saturday, February 4, 2012





Top: Pastor Nidaira and I in the hotel lobby before he left Kesennuma. The train station is right next to the hotel...which makes things very convienient.

Middle: The Sushi that was waiting for me in Tsuchiura City my first eening in Japan. I grew up in the town of Tsuchiura. Tomita San who is the church secretary there left this for me along with a ton of other stuff. YUM!!!

Bottom: Pastor Nidaira felt that it was hilarious that my first task in Japan was going to be shoveling snow. He Just felt it was necessary that we take a picture to show all of you. :) If you are wondering; "how small is that shovel?" The answer would be; very very very small!


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  1. Andi JoyFebruary 14, 2012 at 2:14 PM

    Ha! Dan and I laughed about Japanese people's styles of shoveling snow... we never had to do it because it rarely stuck around longer than a day when we were there. Ganbatte! :o)
    @ndi

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