Kawaguchi was the town at the foot of Mt. Fuji that we stayed in. We had our hostel booked, but I wasn't sure where it was. So, I called from the station and in my broken Japanese and her broken English she told me I was 30 seconds away, just go outside. So, we got our bags walked outside and there she and her husband were, waving at us outside the hostel. The hostel was really nice and the owners were so kind and helpful! Just to our luck there was a festival starting 3 hours after we arrived.
Kawaguchi es el pueblo en donde esta el monte Fuji.
El dia que llegamos hubo un festival religioso (no me pregunten mas :) Empeso bien temprano con cervezas y comida, regalaban al publico asique muy bueno! hasta que se entonaron un poco y empesaron a recorrer las calles cargando esa figura que se ve en las fotos y despues a bailar y seguir tomando, la verdad que muy gracioso.
Kawaguchi es el pueblo en donde esta el monte Fuji.
El dia que llegamos hubo un festival religioso (no me pregunten mas :) Empeso bien temprano con cervezas y comida, regalaban al publico asique muy bueno! hasta que se entonaron un poco y empesaron a recorrer las calles cargando esa figura que se ve en las fotos y despues a bailar y seguir tomando, la verdad que muy gracioso.
Our Awesome soft bunk beds! 
Mt. Fuji from the small town we stayed
The men in the festival taking a break to drink some beer!
Agustin being a Samurai!
Some weird gooey stuff in a tin. They put it on a stick, add some coloring, and you twist it around to your liking. I was the ONLY one over the age of 8 eating it! It had no taste, but it was really fun to play with!
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