I went to Chaitiyo??? to see the golden rock in the morning. It looked like it was about to fall down, but it didn’t.<\/p>\n
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The bus for Chaitiyo was playing the fad music of Myanmar maybe. My suprise was that some songs were cover songs of japanese artists. Maybe the japanese artists was Ayaka?<\/p>\n
I don’t listen to Ayaka’s songs, but I was glad to listen to them.<\/p>\n
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I had arrived in Kinpun, then checked in the hotel. After that, I took the bus for golden rock. I noticed that I didn’t have enough cash in the bus to go back to the hotel.<\/p>\n
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I thought I was able to manage somehow or another, so I reached the pagoda which had the golden rock on the mountain.<\/p>\n
On the way to golden rock, we needed to take off our shoes, but the floor was too hot. The sun had made it too hot. It was too hot, so I remembered about Rin in “Hokuto no Ken”*.<\/p>\n
*one of the japanese cartoon<\/p>\n
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I got to lose interest in the golden rock, so I headed to the bus station for descending return path which was different with coming path. I noticed I had made a mistake about the way after a little while.<\/p>\n
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Eh…<\/p>\n
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But I’ve already walked a little while. I knew there were some bus stops on the way for the pagoda. So I continued to walk thinking I could reach there.<\/p>\n
I was too sweaty. Then I got chill.<\/p>\n
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On the way, two local guys guided me to the bus stop, but we reached a waterfall. It wasn’t a bus stop.<\/p>\n
There seemed to be only Myanmar people. The guys who guided me asked me, “Go to the waterfall!”. I wanted to do it. But I worried about taking a bus and feeling cold a little, so I gave up.
\nI came to my sense after I was looking to the children who played in the waterfall with my envied eyes. Then I went to look for the bus stop myself.<\/p>\n
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Finally I found it!<\/p>\n
I made triumphat pose because I kept to descend hard stairs in the houses of tribe people for around 2 hours.<\/p>\n
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When I was waiting for the bus, the old guy who was a shop staff asked me with his kindness. ( I was too sweaty at that time )<\/p>\n
“Do you need water?”
\nI really wanted to buy it. I really wanted to do it, but I didn’t have enough cash even for bus fare… I told him that with sorry.
\nThen he said to me with a smile.
\n“It’s a present.”
\nHe gave me a water of bottle without fee.
\nOhhhhhhhhhh! Heyyyyyyyyy! I love youuuuuuuuu!
\nThe water was very cold and tasty! Cold and tasty!
\nI wanted to return something somehow or other. So I gave him surplus Thai money, 13 bahts. Then he was glad of it. Maybe it was just polite in public.<\/p>\n
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I told the bus staff that I didn’t have enough cash for the fare. (I needed more 200 MMK) Then he told me it was okay. Yahoo!<\/p>\n
And I took the bus. On the way back, another staff collected the fare. I gave him all the cash I had… Other passengers began to talk about something, then the staff gave me back 800 MMK. Uh? Usually I needed to pay 2,500 MMK, but I paid 2,300 MMK this time. Then he gave me back 800 MMK. Ah… It was their kindness.
\nI didn’t feel that I was shamefull at all, but I felt just thankful for them.<\/p>\n
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I ate dinner in the cart near my hotel. I ordered something hot because I felt a little cold. Then the staff provided me a kind of noodle and curry soup. And she gave me a hot tea for free.<\/p>\n
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I felt Myanmar’s kindness today.<\/p>\n
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I felt it, but I wanted to escape from Myanmar early because of chewing cigarettes and the food.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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