somewherein.jp
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Thanks, pretty much as I've been hearing. A couple of decades ago, our youngest son was still going there to buy parts for his programmable robots. It also used to be the only place I could find software for my PC when I was running OS/1. Times have changed.
Show PostNice piece. One of my favorite train rides, that. I’ve taken it several times over the years. And have introduced it to my older kids when they visited shortly after we moved here ~ 7 years ago. They still reminisce about the train, more so than the time spent in the onsen 😅
Show PostFound it. Thanks! Had to use Chrome. I think Navitime doesn’t like the Safari privacy settings
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