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Descriptive Essay About Paradise

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Have you ever been to a paradise? It is a place everywhere you look you feel happy and energetic. It’s a place with smiles, a place that anime characters came to real life. Place that rich with culture, kind people, honest people, and people that would go out of their way just to help you. Well, i have been there and i’m impressed by everything that this place has to offer. I will tell you a bit story of my times there, and together we will fall in love with this place that i call paradise. First day, my friends and i arrived at airport and we took a taxi to a hotel that we booked. After we’ve arrived at the hotel the first thing we went to was the open public bath or what they call “onsen”. We had to dress up a traditional way wearing a “yukata” and we all looked awesome in those dress. The baths are separated between women and men and they are decorated with wooden bamboos so it gives off a really forest like smell in the bath. We went to the bath around 2am so there were no one around and it was like we had the whole place by ourselves. We spent about 30 minutes in the bath and came out looking younger than ever. We all went back to our rooms and get ready for more exciting days ahead. Second day, instead of taking a bus or a taxi to a train station we decided to walk in order to explore the city. As we were walking around the city we saw about 90 percents of people using bike cycle as a transportation. An old lady would come out of her house and water plants and

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