Wonderful photos! Thanks for sharing this! :D
07/07/09 @ 05:06
 Dutch Donut Girl · http://bookywookie.blogspot.com
Beautiful colorful pictures!

Thank you for following my blog btw. I love followers :)
07/07/09 @ 21:14
Very colorful shots,
your country is BEAUTIFUL :)
07/08/09 @ 11:29
 luci
Liked the remark about the fake/commercial feeling, this happens more and more...
07/08/09 @ 12:40
The story of Hiko Boshi (Altair) and Orihime Boshi (Vega) echoes a chinese legend about a celestial weaving lady and her mortal lover :study:
07/09/09 @ 17:14
 blauereiter · http://halcyonrealms.com
What a quaint little tour bus !
07/11/09 @ 20:10
 Lucy Horky Email
I came to you from Roberts blog. Beautiful pictures. Thank you so much for sharing them. Must take the time and go through more carefully. Lucy
07/12/09 @ 16:57
what a neat blog!!! thats it ur on my fav list!!
07/13/09 @ 03:27
 Sashindoubutsu · http://www.snappingpanda.blogspot
I really love your blog! Thanks for the invite. Your blog fascinates me a lot and I will be back definitely. I'll be visiting Japan soon and will try to visit the places you posted. Nice blog! Loved the photos and everything about them!^^
07/13/09 @ 14:17
 Austin Otaku Email · http://www.austinotaku.com
Thanks again for the great information and wonderful photos. ... I was just in Japantown, San Francisco, and I saw these tanabata trees throughout the malls there. (http://www.flickr.com/photos/austinotaku/3705296091/) Thanks for clarifying what they're for. I hope your wish came true.
07/14/09 @ 22:21
Thank you for following my blog. I now get to see Japan and all your wonderful photos. they are great, vibrant and colorful. will visit again soon.
07/15/09 @ 16:24
Oh wow!What an amazing blog you've got!!! :) It makes me miss my teaching days in Japan! I love Japan and all things Japanese! I'll be back to check in for updates! :)
07/16/09 @ 03:00
wowwwwwww
there are the fantastic and magic colours ....
07/16/09 @ 09:41
I love the wish tree!!What a great idea...hope your wish comes true!
07/16/09 @ 17:11
Beautiful. It's great to see places in other parts of the world.
07/16/09 @ 18:17
 joo
Hi,you've wgreat blog here! I love the post and photos. Thanks for sharing:)
best regards from Poland
07/17/09 @ 11:12
 Muza-chan [Member] Email · http://www.muza-chan.net
Thanks everybody, I'm glad you liked it!
07/17/09 @ 19:03
absolutely great blog. I love japanese culture and this is a wonderful way to know about this country. thank you.
07/18/09 @ 17:19
 berbagicerita · http://berbagicerita.info
:)
wow very nice photos and good post for you,thanks for sharing!!!
07/18/09 @ 20:31
Very interesting customs and traditions to read. And great pictures!
07/19/09 @ 18:18
Świetne zdjęcia i ciekawy opis , pozdrawiam z dalekiej Polski , Andrzej :)
07/20/09 @ 01:47
 Gayle
ahhhhh, nice post today !
07/21/09 @ 08:07
Pictures are very beautiful.Thanks for giving me improtant information about japan festival and customs.
07/21/09 @ 13:32
Splendid! Chiar voiam sa aflu mai multe despre Tanabata de la cineva care sa fi fost acolo, care sa poata impartasi impresii directe. Multumim!
07/21/09 @ 14:05
Such a beautiful blog! I've never been to Japan but my wife has and she fell in love with it in an instant. I shall follow as I have so much to learn.
07/21/09 @ 14:54
How stunning. Helps me better understand the centered life of my Buddhist friends. Thanks for sharing.
07/21/09 @ 23:56
Hello Lili

Thank you for stopping at my place and following so that I could find your wonderful blog, packed full of interesting and colourful information...I am going to love visiting you...

Happy days
07/22/09 @ 02:15
You have a delicious blog. I can understand your fascination with Japan - so many sights and sounds, colours. The gardens!

Do they still smoke so much these days? I can remember being horrified when I had to travel in a lift with smoke everywhere. I'm an asthmatic ...
June in Oz
07/22/09 @ 11:13
i love your photographs! and your explanations. very nice to read tid bits about another culture, especially, i like the plasticized paper, in happy, bright colors...comment and photos.
07/22/09 @ 14:52
 Muza-chan [Member] Email · http://www.muza-chan.net
Again, thank you all for your kind words!

@June Saville: I don't know how it is on the business buildings, but on the streets there are very few people smoking (at least comparing to my country). :)
07/22/09 @ 21:31
 Project Hyakumeizan · http://onehundredmountains.blogspot.com/
A great write-up on Tanabata. A charming festival. Perhaps we Europeans should import it, just as the Japanese have adopted Christmas (with a few local modifications) from us. What about forming a Romanian Society for the Promotion of Tanabata (ROSPOT) - one has to start somewhere.....
07/22/09 @ 22:18
 luci
That's an interesting idea... promoting Tanabata in Europe... :D
07/23/09 @ 14:39
Great photo blog!
Thank you very much! :)

Japanese nature is beautiful. Look russian nature in my blog! ;)
07/24/09 @ 16:25
 Rosemildo Sales Furtado · http://arteemoes.blogspot.com.br/
Olá amiga! Tens um lindo espaço com belas fotos, porém se colocasses um tradutor ficaria mais fácil para entender e comentar.

Beijos

Furtado.
07/25/09 @ 22:27
 Muza-chan [Member] Email · http://www.muza-chan.net
Thank you all!

@Rosemildo Sales Furtado:
Obrigado por sua sugestão, vou colocar um Google Translator na barra lateral (à direita sob a Friend Connect widget)

[Thanks for your suggestion, I placed a Google Translator on the sidebar (right under the Friend Connect widget)]
07/25/09 @ 22:45
Miao Muza-chan is very interesting photos to the world-Japan, I venture into this journey with calm to enjoy everything. Greetings Gatteschi
07/27/09 @ 08:29
Hi! Thanks for joining my blog!
07/27/09 @ 09:02
 Rosemildo Sales Furtado · http://arteemoes.blogspot.com/
Olá amigo! Fiquei muito feliz com a tua visita e, principalmente, por teres te tornado seguidor do nosso humilde espaço. tens um espaço muito bonoto e com belas fotos, porém se colocasses um tradutor, ficaria melhor para entender e comentar.

Abraços,

Furtado.
07/27/09 @ 18:23
 Muza-chan [Member] Email · http://www.muza-chan.net
@Furtado: Muito obrigado!
Eu colocado um tradutor na barra lateral do Google, a sua sugestão. :)
07/27/09 @ 20:15
Is really intersting all you write about Japan. Good luck and I'm following your blog ;). Greeting.
07/30/09 @ 00:11
 Eryl Shields
This is the most beautiful blog, Muza-chan, and such an inspiration!
07/30/09 @ 23:18
 Call Me Cate · http://www.showmyface.com
Such a beautiful blog! Thank you for following mine - I'm happy to follow this one back!
07/30/09 @ 23:36
 george · http://www.e2046.com
Hello



I saw your site today. Mind if we exchange banner? my traffic is good. shoot me an email if you are ok with it.



George


08/04/09 @ 05:22
you have a collection of fantastic photos that highlights the beauty of Japan.

The street where these decorations hang looks so clean. The Japanese must have a lot of pride for this celebration.
08/05/09 @ 15:07
Thanks for joining my blog. This was a wonderful story. Loved the photos and the wishing tree.
08/05/09 @ 16:46
Hi, just wanted to say how much I've enjoyed reading your posts and how wonderful your pictures are. Thank you for sharing your thoughts
08/08/09 @ 19:32
:roll:A very interesting Greetings Blog
08/09/09 @ 16:45
Hello I went here for a visit to your beautiful blog live in the city of Sao Jose dos Campos Sao Paulo Brazil and I am looking for sincere friendship of my son gostão very ambitious and willing to die to go there they're black belt in Shotokan Karate and Abraços much peace
08/13/09 @ 02:42
I love your blog unfortunately my English is bad, use the translator, but I love your blog and I will always follow.
Later.
Renata Vasconcellos - Brazil
08/13/09 @ 14:50
 Muza-chan [Member] Email · http://www.muza-chan.net
Thank you ALL for your love and support!
It really means a lot to me! :)
08/13/09 @ 15:39
 jacque
hi there, just started visiting your site, so colorful! I had a Japanese exchange student years ago, hubby wasa stationed in Japan and I have ALWYS been interested in your country and culture! Thanks for visiting me!
08/13/09 @ 19:21
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08/20/09 @ 14:59
The trees are nicely decorated.
08/21/09 @ 03:35
 nedy [Member] Email
Great job Muza!:wave:. You're doing better and better. The photo are stuning!:photo:.
08/21/09 @ 17:32
A very interesting blog. Thank you for continuing creativity and imagination pictures Jos¨¦ Ram¨®n welcome a.

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08/22/09 @ 20:48
Oh what a beautiful blog!!! I loved this post!! I love the idea behind this and that you can stop and add a wish!! Wonderul post! Thanks for popping by mine!! Sarah
08/24/09 @ 20:54
 Fernando Pagán · http://fepame48.blogspot.com
Beautiful colors.
08/25/09 @ 01:38
 smittenbybritain · http://www.smittenbybritain.com
Hi,

Thanks for following my blog. I'm going to send your blog to my son who is fascinated with Japan also.
08/28/09 @ 02:13
Wow, what beautiful pictures! So fascinating! I'm gonna follow you now. Thanks for stopping by my blog!:D
08/28/09 @ 20:39
i'm so glad you found me so i could find you..lol.. ur blog is awesome..fascinating n colourful and i've really learnt a lot about Japan..seeing that the people n culture has always fascinated me, i'm grateful for the chance to learn more..
hopefully one day, i might visit..
you r doing a beautiful job, keep it up.
09/01/09 @ 20:46
 faustine
Hi, I love your site. I'am also going to study in japan during my junior year in college. I've planned on going since I was 16, but I'm obsessed with japanes tradion. They ae so eccentric, Erotic,sophisticated, alien, and urbane. I love it thats the reason why I gave up on american T.v. The only thing I watch are Japanese and korean drama. I also learn to speak both languages that way. I pick up words. KAWAIIII!!!!.LOL. So thanks for the update on your site...very exciting. Anasayo!!!:D
09/01/09 @ 23:20
 Term papers · http://www.flashpapers.com
These are amazing festivals !!! I love to watch these live . . . Thanks for sharing...
11/13/09 @ 12:47
 tareq qalyoubi · http://www.rawandtours.com


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07/07/10 @ 12:29
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