Front view?
Another nice building:
Took a picture of this building since it was a sweats shop and was near my future apartment! Must go in at some point in time:
Then in the afternoon, I went again to see a few used furniture stores. I was meeting somebody in Kanayama to go for sushi in the evening.
Here is the map of the way to Kanayama (km markers in circles):
Roughly 16km to get to Kanayama viewing a few used furniture stores along the way.
Here is an example of a used furniture store. Most of the stuff is really poor condition but some things are not too bad. The prices are a bit hight for some things like fridges and washing machines.
Here is another store. As you can see these stores are very tiny. Inside is a huge mess of tightly packed stuff.
Found some rose bushes around some electric box on the sidewalk:
People started to plant flowers since spring is coming. I saw several old people plantings things in front of their houses/businesses.This is a large liquor store - has a nice selection of foreign wine and beer:
So, this is a Lexus dealership - and I thought Lexus only existed for the North American market. Well... I'm proven wrong:
From another side - large building.
This is the north Imaike intersection - you can see my new apartment building in the distance (hehe so I should be able to see this spot from my windows!):
From the other street, we see an Imaike subway entrance (#12) and further up is the south big intersection:Then I biked through Sakurayama (さくらやま - as written in the picture). I found the sakura bunny to be very cute so I had to take a picture! Sakurayama is another major center situated around a subway station of that name.
Found a river canal - one of the 3 main ones through the city:
Now, this (I assume apartment) building is huge!
The other side of the river:
I finally made it to Kanayama around 5:30pm. Kanayama is a large train station where 3 train networks meet: the JR Central line (Japan railways), Meitetsu line (Nagoya railway), and the subway. Here you can see some of the tracks:
Already started to get dark - nice lights everywhere. Kanayama is quite a large center with lots of big buildings and restaurants.
A large street going through Kanayama:
A train came:
I didn't take any pictures of the sushi place but it was a pretty tasty belt sushi chain restaurant called sushiroo (スシロー). Although we waited about 1hr in line to get in!
I left Kanayama around 9pm and got home near 10pm. Here is the map of the way I took home - right along a railway for a while:
So, all in all, I biked around 40kms that day and my butt started to hurt from too much sitting on the bike!
A bit off-topic but tree pruning has started it seems. On campus, they pruned these big bushy trees to look like this. I don't know how often they do that but looks scary:
Also, going somewhere I managed to find a Toys'R'Us store!
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