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Hello from Delica/Pajero heaven!

Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 1:14 pm
by normaltype
:M :shock:

Re: Hello from Delica/Pajero heaven!

Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 12:35 pm
by normaltype
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Re: Hello from Delica/Pajero heaven!

Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 2:38 pm
by deLOOKA
Nice! I was in Japan for most of Oct...Kawasaki and Nagoya.

Guess you know what my view was when staying in Nagoya. 1.5hrs away from the city.
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Then there's Kawasaki. The house.
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The street.
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Re: Hello from Delica/Pajero heaven!

Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 5:52 pm
by mararmeisto
I can't see the Delica in the picture you provided - can you zoom in a bit? :-) Or post a higher resolution image so I can zoom in past the pixels.

Re: Hello from Delica/Pajero heaven!

Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2008 12:16 pm
by normaltype
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Hello from Delica/Pajero heaven!

Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2008 10:24 pm
by jrman
Kyoto is high season in November - leaves changing colours etc. Pretty cool!
Took these last month....highly recommend Kyoto, the "cultural epicentre" of Japan, but can also be over rated depending on what you are looking for. I've enjoyed the temples of Nara, the 900 year old Buddha at Kamakura, but my favorite is the old town and shrines at Ise - the only place I could see the massive old Japanese Cypress and Pine trees that used to cover Japan - a true glimpse of what Japan would have looked like 500 years ago.

Hello from Delica/Pajero heaven!

Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2008 10:28 pm
by jrman
Hey Delooka,
I met you at Mardy's about 24 hours after these photos I've posted were taken....came straight from the airport - I was pretty out of it at the time!
The deli is running great with the IP rebuild!

Re: Hello from Delica/Pajero heaven!

Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2008 10:44 pm
by konadog
jrman wrote:Kyoto is high season in November - leaves changing colours etc. Pretty cool!
Took these last month....highly recommend Kyoto, the "cultural epicentre" of Japan, but can also be over rated depending on what you are looking for. I've enjoyed the temples of Nara, the 900 year old Buddha at Kamakura, but my favorite is the old town and shrines at Ise - the only place I could see the massive old Japanese Cypress and Pine trees that used to cover Japan - a true glimpse of what Japan would have looked like 500 years ago.
Ahhh Kyoto, our delica came from the Kyoto dealership. But seriously, those Japanese maples, just gorgeous! I'd love to go on a tour of a bunch of gardens there. What a beautiful gardening tradition and aesthetic they have. That and a tour of the Mitsubishi delica plant, natch! :-) :M :-D