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Oh, also went to the shabushabu place in the Fukuoka train station mall on the 10th floor.

Based on my experiences there's significant blind spot of mobile wireless coverage along the way from Fukuoka station to Iizuka.

Flights too Fukuoka would probably be faster too (Shinkansen would take 5 hours).

I also suffered from this in Fukuoka at the age of 4, I also remember that peeling stuff, really scary.

I've spent a year in a host-family in Fukuoka in high-school as an exchange student, so I do in fact speak rather fluent Japanese.

Though some farmers, such as Masanobu Fukuoka was able to have significantly higher rice yields (& even more overall food of different types) using natural polyculture methods than chemical monoculture methods.

:-) [3] By the way, did I mention that RhoMobile won 2010 Fukuoka Ruby Award Grand Prize?

For instance, Fukuoka makes it clear that for effective pest control in particular, certain patterns of planting are critical to a encourage healthy insect biology that will protect the plants from devastating pest invasions.

You are of course correct that pruning is necessary for some types of crops, however Fukuoka worked primarily with fruit trees on his family farm and in his principles stated only that pruning was unnecessary for fruit tree agriculture, ie.

I take the Sonic train often from Fukuoka to Beppu—and depending on which model you get, its either a retro 70s interior, adorned with wood grain paneling, dark green hues, and a vibe so thick you can practically smell the cigarette smoke coming off the thing...or the later model which feels forever trapped in some late 90s Y2K 'space age new millennium aesthetic' that is just plain awesome.

I remember being in Fukuoka and visiting the so called "ramen stadium" at the top of some shopping complex.

My only personal experience is as an exchange student to Fukuoka in 96-97 -- and there certainly wasn't much "detailed" coverage of Japanese war crimes in second year of high school as I recall.

Shinkansen is ~250USD while fligths are ~150USD, and Fukuoka's airport is only 15min away from downtown by subway.

Fukuoka by contrast considered the bigger picture, mainly the cost and reliability (ie.

There are flights almost every 10 minutes between Tokyo and Fukuoka, for example.