Welcome to Kerri's palace! I keep forgetting to take a pic of my apartment building, but here's my private entrance...
View front my front door. Reminds me of a motel :) P.S. I'm planning on getting a bike since Nagoya has relatively flat terrain. They are quite handy on the weekends for shopping, and my apartment sells used one for around $50.
View of the train lines from the back of the building. I haven't counted them all, but it's about 10-12. The bullet train lines are the 2 farthest tracks, and I apologize for not getting a pic of them get, but it's hard to time it right since they do whiz by!! Also, look closely at the blue flying saucer billboard in the lower left. I'm told by new American friends that any building with a flying saucer or the has the word "Health" on it is a brothel!! Now that they mention it, I see them literally on every corner! But there are strict unwritten rules: no foreigners are allowed inside and certainly no women.
View front my front door. Reminds me of a motel :) P.S. I'm planning on getting a bike since Nagoya has relatively flat terrain. They are quite handy on the weekends for shopping, and my apartment sells used one for around $50.
View of the train lines from the back of the building. I haven't counted them all, but it's about 10-12. The bullet train lines are the 2 farthest tracks, and I apologize for not getting a pic of them get, but it's hard to time it right since they do whiz by!! Also, look closely at the blue flying saucer billboard in the lower left. I'm told by new American friends that any building with a flying saucer or the has the word "Health" on it is a brothel!! Now that they mention it, I see them literally on every corner! But there are strict unwritten rules: no foreigners are allowed inside and certainly no women.
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