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Fukuoka

Wochenede This (or last) we have Matt's 21st Birthday celebrated in Fukuoka. Fukuoka is the largest city on Kyushu and full of gaijin (foreigners) that we were not the first time since arriving in Japan stared at by everyone and have taken on almost every corner of gaijin who do not always have our presence as excited as we theirs. I take the weekend together also.

All photos can be found here: http://s1187.photobucket.com/albums/z392/sa-m3/Marijke/Fukuoka/?start=80 # cpZZ1QQtppZZ16
But please look after the entry, because they are not ordered.



Friday night we celebrated at home with quite a few friends and acquaintances from Kumamoto, because not everyone could come to Fukuoka / wanted. Sarah, Marijke and I had baked cakes for Matt in the microwave (that one has to undergo purely times ...) and were, therefore, 1 1 / 2 hours late, what else is unusual for the Germans (for the next day we were once again the first one). This had a first and a disadvantage.
The downside was that pretty much everyone was already drunk (and we do not).
The advantage was that Matt was looking forward so much about the cake, as I've never seen a man happy. We also had a nice gig, "Hey Matt, we brought you cake ... and alcohol! "(Hey Matt, we have brought you cake ... and alcohol) Whereupon all cried out enthusiastically, whether because of the cake or because of the alcohol is sometimes to be seen.



The evening was fun with some conversations with Japanese people (including one who had a German roommate who gave him "sweat your mother when Kacken" German words like shit or taught). We were, however, kicked against 12 by the security staff because we were too loud. So we decided to mate in the house to celebrate further, as his roommate already been there,. Also, this section of the evening was very entertaining and feuchfröhlich ...



met Saturday morning, we (the Germans) to Item 9 clock in front of our dorm together in order to wait on the other, which were of course too late. It arrived one after another: the British, Nadav, Marie-Laure (we were very surprised that they did not have 3 hours late) and Mathieu, who, antanzte place as any other with a backpack, the same with a business suitcase, which he brought in over the weekend much sarcasm. At half past 10 we took the bus to Kotsu Senta, where our bus drove 2 hours from Fukuoka. On the highway we were met by three military vehicles, much to my delight. Our first

Impression of Fukuoka was an Epic Fail:


(Lube = Lube)

Our first route took us to our hostel where we checked. Then followed a dinner at a ramen bar.







Then we visited the shrine in the immediate vicinity of the hostel, which was in a shopping mall (in the pleasant morning PA announcements of the shops were heard).



where we had the chance to be a photo with Japanese children to make kimonos

observed

and a Shinto wedding (something is a rarity in Japan, and the chance to watch a wedding in front of his nose is even lower).



This was followed by a visit to a temple that has a huge Buddha statue. We were led here by three incredibly cool and cute Japanese children who strangely had no fear or inhibition in front of us. They can be seen in the group picture at the top of this post.

went to the temple as it so often this weekend in the Subway, where we saw over the weekend following:
- We have made a vast amount of money
- We found that Japanese vending machines a false ticket bought simply assume again and spit out the money to (which Nadav tried for minutes)
- We twice took the wrong subway and went without a real ticket through the area until we at the right station
arrived - We met several gaijin, including a Briton, who showed us the wrong train
- Nadav terrorized a woman by far too close behind them (ie in her personal bubble) and staring at her and placed in the path also sat next to her. Poor woman

With the subway we went to some park that had a huge lake in the middle, where we went Spatzierer an hour or two. Then came Sarah's Japanese friend from Fukuoka to us (not much over the weekend said, though he had made Sunday's birthday). Then we went to a fast food shop called Freshness Burger. The burgers were disgusting, tiny and too expensive, so we are not going there again.

here after we went to the Fukuoka Tower, where we were as a foreigner's admission discount of 2 € (which exploited Honami, the Japanese woman in our group and passed itself off as a Korean woman). We took the elevator to a viewing platform from where we had a breathtaking view of the city.











That was a kind of hotel or something of that kind, where the following day held a wedding. Was very nice.

After the Fukuoka Tower, the trip went to the hostel, where we moved, waiting for that Mathieu comes out of the bathtub, which he had to make sure yet because we have no bathtub in the residence. With some delay we finally broke up in the city where we first looked for a cheap izakaya and Nomikai booked for an hour (because the Izakaya an hour later, already completed, because now it was 1 clock at night).











In search of a club, we found immediately afterwards in the same building, we met several groups of semi-strong Japanese-Aziz and a group of sumo wrestlers.





The club itself was packed, the DJ was just as incompetent as the one in Kumamoto, the engineers apparently found it funny to put the light on permanently flickering, which I personally all participated in the dancing fun. The most interesting points of this section were only acquainted with an American who in Tôkyô lives and Mathieu pretty drunk. These tasteless Japanese even Justin Bieber had run on the screens in the club ...

we go so the next day. He started with checking out from the hostel, which was delayed by:
- Nadav, who had slept through
- Mathieu, simply because he is French
- Kathy, who lost in the night her Portemonnaine the club and noticed it in the morning
Then we ran
across town to the club to see if he might still open (at 11 clock in the morning ... well almost ...) or if we otherwise could somehow come to the Portemonnaine. We were in a hurry, because from 11 bis 13 clock at a temple a Matsuri (festival) should take place, where you could walk on hot coals in order to be cleansed of sins. Nadav naturally wanted to try the file. The fact was that we missed the walk and we only coal burning wishlists remained.



The way there led the way, Other sec of steps, which took us from sea level to a mountain that was probably the height of the Fukuoka Tower (100m). Here, too, was a Toori that was so small that Marijke was little room below.



top we digested the disappointment of a pause and the beautiful views of Fukuoka. Then we ate something and went on our way to the beach where we stayed from 2 to 4:30, put our feet into the ice cold water and played beach volleyball.

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It should be a model ...



No, this is not the way it looks!

After a dinner at McDonald's we got Kathy's purse from the club, which opened at 8 in the evening. It was actually still up on all the money in it! That's what I call nice thieves. We got the bus to Kumamoto to 8:30 in the evening and arrived at 11 in Kumamoto, where we found that Sunday drive at this time of no more buses and we had to walk another hour home. on the way home we saw a cat that ate the vomit and climbed through the magic of the university, because we had a detour of 3 minutes too long ...

What I took away from Fukuoka: countless blisters, back pain from my pocket, wonderful photos and memories, a lot of fun!
That was certainly not our last trip there.

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Advent

Kay finally brought the idea to make a kind of photo advent calendar. We should do every day to send a photo (of whatever) and the other. Because at the moment but it is not online, I have not read your mail address and I thought that it determines may dwell too interesting, I thought to myself, I make the calendar but right here. So I will upload a photo every day, if I is possible.
Let's go!


first December: avenue of ginkgo trees



Today is the first December and scenes like this are rare, since most trees have their leaves yet and seem to make no move to throw it. Today, it was estimated 18 ° warm and we had our winter jackets hanging in the closet again ...


second December



The picture is indeed of the past, but Today, one could make no photos because it was raining buckets. Note the "One Piece" sticker on the rear of the car (and the cat on the roof, of course ^ ^)


third December



Yeah, Matt's 21st Birthday. My cake looked more like a cow patty in white ... With sprinkles ... And candles. At least, Matt was very happy about it. We were the only ones who have him a present;)


4th December



Yes, yes, the Japanese and their English ... This wonderful inscription was found, moreover, has a car wash a gas station.


5th December



Merry Christmas to Kyûshû ...


6th December



look so Japanese package suppliers. Somehow reminds me of the uniform rather than the fire department or the THW in postmen ...


7th December



Today was Moerugomi tag (combustible waste). So you waste disposed of in Japanese: He throws on the street (and waiting for him to pick up the garbage truck comes). In every neighborhood there are uncommitted Gomisutebas (disposable waste-places), where you lie down on the trash pickup day. The intelligent network neighborhoods throw it to the trash bags is not open by crows and cats and the garbage is distributed over the road. If still often enough before.


8th December



9:30 in the morning in Germany ... Well, not quite. But I thought I photograph once the class room where we spend the most. Since it is 5 minutes, before class, yet nothing is on the board.


9th December



In the evening we went to yakiniku (meat that you grill on a grill in the table) to eat with four Japanese girls. Behind did we, as common as in Japan, many pictures and so he also designed this. I personally find John (left) facial expression pretty scary XD


10th December



Today we discovered in our neighborhood, a middle school ... Looks exactly like a manga or anime ...


11th December



Good morning, Kumamoto. Half 8 in the morning, the sun has indeed risen already, but it does not seem very willing to try to well above the treetops. Good time for a photo!


12th December


Today we went
with the Djembe-Kan in a nearby elementary school to the large djembe master of Kumamoto a bit to drum with elementary school children. It was freezing cold, but we still had to wear skirts and thin shells, because it freezes in Japan rather than his outfit to ruin. Sujin (or as they are written), one of the few nice Koreans and member of the Djembe-Kan had pitched the whole time, blue lips and I'm extremely hands, but it was still quite entertaining.
The guy is way far left Shuzo, our leader.


13th December



A piece of home in Japan: German games in the study room of the German and French students.


14th December: Nihon no Seikatsu (Japanese life)



Very Japanese sight while eating in the cafeteria. I must say, as regards the use of the phones we have adapted very quickly to the Japanese. Meanwhile, I can also write emails while I walk somewhere and talk to someone besides me. This is certainly not considered rude in Japan, but as quite normal.


15th December



Such is a board in Japan after the Japanese classroom. This is the rather clean signature of our Teacher who does not really have it in kanji (the Koreans, they have sometimes indicated that they used the wrong kanji ... embarrassing ...).


16th December



They are Marijke and Umeda-sensei at a party of listening comprehension, presentation, and a Japanese class that teaches Umeda-sensei. Umeda-sensei is very anxious to throw us with Japanese and other exchange students together and provide more or less to force them to keep us together ... We were almost forced to go to this party. We have also a koto player (traditional Japanese Stringed Instrument) and get set before the Game has compensated everything. It was beautiful.
Umeda-sensei is teaching me (and the other Germans) in listening comprehension and kanji. The latter is early morning on Thursday, but that does not matter, because Umeda-sensei comes up with a daft story for each kanji, which are usually very amused.


17th December



Marijke ill. She has adapted to the Japanese customs and wearing a mask, which unfortunately saw that her glasses fogged ...


18th December



Chernobyl flair ... A camping table, which exactly resembled the one we always used to have brought to camp, mushy middle of a field. Nice XD


19th December



pigeons order in Japanese. Even the pigeons eighth in Japan on order and harmony. If the Koreans are a leaf out of.


20th December



And now the weather record for Monday, 20 December. Today it was overcast at 17 ° to Sonning and morning showers. Ideal weather ahead of T-shirts and thin jackets.
you will also note the miso soup in Marijke cheeks;)


21st December



recapture of the sky by the sun after heavy rain. Mist hold the city under control.


22nd December



clutter on Japanese ...


23rd December



We in the classroom played an amusing game, which must be put on the blindfold that face nose, mouth and eyes and other classmates give tips where to sit down and they (of course, were completely wrong).


24th December



Today I folded with a student who will soon study in Germany, origami cranes. Very nice, although mine was a folded bit bad ...

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Pushkin town

Several years ago I could not imagine that the area outside of Yakub Kolas Before the war there were intelligent life forms (exaggerating, but still). Now, well acquainted with the history of this area, I can responsibly say that in the 1930's in this direction Minsk stretched pretty far, reaching almost to the Sevastopol park, and very few did not reach the border of Minsk today (for comparison: in the north-west direction ended in Minsk immediately after Stella). By itself, this region, like other suburbs, was predominantly wooden and one-story. The exception was only built in 1937 Pushkin town (yes Pushkinskiye barracks next to it). In today's post (in the writing which helped me a lot rst_paul ) about this forgotten corner prewar Minsk and will be discussed.


Pushkin town, named in honor of 100 anniversary since the death of a Russian poet, was founded in 1937. The village is located within the boundaries of existing streets Surganov Yakub Kolas, Kalinina Kuzma and Black. About In those same years, was built a number of similar "districts": the village Comintern Grushevskii and Frunze villages. As well as his "brothers", Pushkin town was built up mostly typical, perhaps, 16-apartment houses of timber, covered with planks. In addition, the street was built Chernyshevsky three-and four-story brick house. Before the war it was the farthest outskirts of Minsk. One of the villagers, the actor Nicholas Schensnovich, in his memoirs , published in 1970, described life in the village before the war: "I live in the village of Pushkin. Here as quiet as a village. And the city, filled with electricity, seems far away and too quiet. "One of the streets near the village called - Quiet (today is a piece of street Khmelnitsky). From the memoirs Schensnovicha it becomes clear that lived in the village, among others, employees of the studio and the actors of Kupala Theater.

Pushkin town - a large group of houses at the bottom half of the central part of this piece of German maps of Minsk and its environs.

Much has changed in the village with the beginning of the war. The bombing of the city June 24-26, went around the edge of this side (German aerial photograph, which is stored in the collections of the Minsk Museum of the Great Patriotic War, indicates that the next bomb fell near the hull Polytechnic Institute, now the National Technical University), but it is the residents of the village of Pushkin, if you believe Schensnovichu, first saw the Nazis in Belarus: "And at dawn village occupied by German motorcyclists. They stood beside their cars, and no one was allowed to leave their homes. Two days later, on June 28, the city was occupied by the Germans ... "

population of the village has changed: the Jews were leaving their apartments to move into the ghetto. Survivors of bombing people from the burned-out center of Minsk moved to vacate the apartment on the outskirts, including the Pushkin town. November 4, 1941 changed the name of the village: it was renamed Skorinovsky (Skoryna Siedlung).

Many events associated Pushkin settlement of the war years with the Minsk underground. Here, 17 April 1942 a skirmish that killed Alexander Makarenko, and was mortally wounded Basil Zhudro. In the village of Pushkin was the last apartment of Jean - Ivan Kabushkin. It is from 4 February 1943 the year he went on the fateful meeting on the street Podlesny, where he was captured by the Germans. However, there were among the villagers and people who collaborated with the occupation authorities. For example, some time in the village lived Skorinovskom Shukeloyt Anton, director of the Belarusian museum, inside during the occupation in Jubilee House . This he mentions in the book "Gutarkі is Anton Shukeloytsem" Zyanon Paznyak.

Skorinovsky village (Skoryna Siedlung) on the map of Minsk, 1942.

At the end of September 1943 the Germans issued order to release the building of the village of Pushkin to accommodate military units. Here's how to describe the eviction of villagers Nicholas Schensnovich: "Prior to my departure the Germans announced that all residents of the village of Pushkin should urgently release the entire area, and who does not, those will be expelled from the occupied apartments right on the street. Indicated a period of time. The village was moved. Everyone started to look for a room on the surrounding streets. Nobody never occurred to inquire who moves where. More so that everyone who has found himself a new residence, he tried to keep it a secret, fearing that any of the neighbors before capture his apartment. "Schensnovich himself went into the forest on Oct. 2, 1943 the first year, which implies that the relocation of residents conducted in early October.

Later in razvedsvodkah, coming to the Belarusian Headquarters of Partisan Movement, met regularly mention of military units occupiers, the battery of anti-aircraft guns firing points that reside in the district town of Pushkin (the documents are in NARB): "In the woods outside of town, on the left side of the Moscow highway, if the march from Minsk in Borisov, Pushkin town where the studio was once - every day is a lot of vehicles, guarded by the Germans. What was not clear. "Enclosed with barbed wire Pushkin town ... occupied by German
military units. "(original spelling preserved)

After the war the barracks Pushkin village a few decades remained intact, they had time to live for generations Minskers. The southern part of the village stood before the 1990's. So, if the plan of 1988 can be seen almost all the buildings of this part of the settlement, in 1996, a number of barracks, located closer to the street, Yakub Kolas, had already demolished. In the late 1990's was demolished and the remaining two rows of barracks. Partially preserved only the northern part of the settlement between the street. Kalinin and Chernyshevskogo on it, we and take a walk.

We first to known aerial photography, made by Soviet pilots during the bombing of Minsk, 1944. For orientation of the letters marked the most significant objects: A - The Academy of Sciences, T - House press Y - Polytechnic Institute (now the main building of the Belarusian National Technical University), B - Clinical town (1 st Hospital), I - the current street Yakub Kolas (before the war - Logoiski tract, during the occupation - Nordstraße). Numbers from 1 to 7 - preserved houses of the village of Pushkin, just the same buildings, as can be seen, it was over 30. A number 8 - this is one of the houses have already Pushkin's barracks, but they are a little later. About numbers 2 and 7 that many craters from bombs dropped by, apparently, it is Pushkin on a settlement with German units stationed, but missed the target. Here you can also consider the railway line passing through the village. This narrow-gauge railway is divided into two parts to the military town near the present streets of Volgograd, connects the two districts in the current peat extraction ring road with a tram line (between the rails which passed narrow gauge railway) in the Soviet street in the place where now there is a cinema "October". Thus, cars with turf directly on the main street of Minsk were delivered to the first power plant, buildings which have survived around the circus.


Now go to advanced shooting Google Maps. The surviving houses of the village of Pushkin are just a block of streets Chernyshevskogo Black, Kalinina and Kolas, from the last They are separated fairly commonplace postwar Stalin. In addition, old houses themselves diluted by later buildings.


Model chetyrehpodezdny four-story house on Chernyshevsky (number 1 on aerial photographs). Pre-war homes with a similar layout can be seen in Red Tract , and Grushevka, and in a military town in Uruchcha, and immediately next to Kalinin. Only here, in contrast to the officers' houses Red Tracts, no angular balconies and a few other shape of the roof.


On each floor there are two bedroom apartments with bathroom, toilet, spacious hall, kitchen and small room for economic needs. In one room was arranged fireplace for heating. In the kitchen stove burning wood.


entrances with tape vertical glazing, prevalent in 1930.


Yard facade. From left to see another pre-war house (number 4), right - rare these days dovecote.


less trivial trehetazhka (No. 2), at least I like the buildings in Minsk did not meet.


Again stairway with a vertical ribbon windows.


House mercilessly otpidorashen Sov ceramic tile, but, as we see, of tile hard workers stole tile bit was not enough, so we can imagine how the look house immediately after construction.


This house (number 3), judging by its location, nevertheless, likely after the war.


Although in appearance and not say.


One of the two brick dvuhetazhek twins (Nos. 4 and 5). Again, a number of characteristic features of pre-war architecture.


These homes are registered on the street Kaliningrad, which is in general nothing more than a hobby and travel. It seems to remove all doubts about the status of the street nameplate duplicated thrice. On the left side of the fence seems to be too pre-war house.


On this home light tile is also not spared. Left, right, original cornices.


Some windows framed the same way as in the Central Library building MAZ in Red Tract.


Second Home (5) otrenovirovan in our time.


not without some simplifications.


Finally, the only remaining wooden barracks (7) Pushkin town. This is despite the fact that these buildings were in the majority.


This hut (6), with all the similarities with the previous one, was built after the war, possibly on the same project that before the war.


And this house (8), replica chetyrehetazhki on Chernyshevskogo standing on the street Kalinin (and turned her back facade!) and Pushkin's settlement are no longer applies. This officer's house well before the war Pushkin barracks, which are discussed in the next series.


In this story of Pushkin's settlement comes to an end. I hope that you had interesting and to be continued.

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