More deers!

Intellectual activities

deer attack!

Anniversary entry!

Ya han pasado seis meses desde que empezamos este Blog. Acabo de subir la entrada número cincuenta despues de un periodo de poca actividad. Esperamos que esto cambie.
Aprovechando la ocasión tambiém hemos pensado que vamos a darle un nombre más apropiado a este espacio y va a ser "El ojo en Japón". Esperampos que el nuevo material os parezca interesante y nos visiteis de forma regular.

Muchas gracias!



Six months have already pass since we started this blog. I just uploaded the entry number fifty after a period of little activity. Hopefully this will change. Seizing the opportunity we thought that we will give a more appropriate name to this blog and will be "The eye in Japan." We hope that you find interesting the new material and come to visit us on a regular basis.


Thaks a lot!

Nara II

東大寺(Tōdai-ji ), meaning the Eastern Great Temple

picture

Nara pound

offering

more lanterns

修道士

Souvenir

Nara I

deers

waiting for

Ancient Nara, world heritage

学生

more deers

保護者

terrace

lanterns

big Budha

Mount Ena II

routes

 

walking through the landscape

Mount Ena visitors

forest I

forest II    

rice field I

rice fields II

water fall

wating the bus for Nakatsugawa

Dalibor

Mount Ena I

Ryokan in Nakatsugawa

origami rabit

コンビニエンスストア

5.30 a.m

typical japanese scene

accident I

accident II

accident III

Mount Ena Map

time for lunch ...

and rest

Hello, it´s me!

Police recover two bodies after small plane crashed on mountain
Gifu

Police on Friday morning recovered two bodies believed to be a pilot and a photographer who were aboard a small plane that crashed into a mountain near the border of Gifu and Nagano prefectures on Thursday, investigators said.
Officers from Gifu and Nagano prefectural police recovered the two bodies around the wreckage of the Cessna plane belonging to Showa Aviation Co., which crashed into Mount Ena in Nakatsugawa on Thursday morning.
Police suspect that the bodies are those of Captain Kengo Nokimoto, 67, of Showa Aviation, and photographer Shinji Tanada, 40, and are trying to identify them.
Mechanic Mitsuru Gotoda, 60, also an employee of Showa Aviation, suffered serious injuries to his whole body but his condition is not life-threatening.
Two inspectors dispatched by the government's Aircraft and Railway Accident Investigation Committee began to examine the aircraft in a bid to determine the cause of the accident.
The plane crashed into the mountain at around 10:30 a.m. on Thursday after its main wing hit a tree near the summit.

Mount Ibuki

Mount Ibuki (伊吹山, Ibukisan) is a 1,377 meters high mountain, on the border of Nagahama, Shiga Prefecture, and Ibigawa, Gifu Prefecture, Japan. It is one of the 100 famous mountains in Japan, one of the Kinki 100 mountains, and one of the Shiga 50 mountains. Mount Ibuki is also the highest mountain in Shiga Prefecture.

伊吹山

Mount Ibuki ski resort view

Before the clouds

Clouds

Lake Biwa view

the team

Way down

Landscape