Talk:Chiiori

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Chiiori is a very fun place to visit, but you must love nature, because hot water is a rare luxury. On the other hand, there are very fun places to visit near-by, including white-water rafting and the famous Iya Valley vine bridges. Inside Chiiori, there is a nice dog named Jackie Chan, who is known to lick people. In winter, Chiiori is a little dull to vist, unless you love snow.

was removed. Per the author, I have moved it here for further disucssion. My own feeling is that it is POV, and should be left out, however I am open to other opinions. Thoughts? --TeaDrinker 01:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I was the person who submitted this text. Teadrinker, I openly agree that this is an opinion text and should be removed from the actual page. But no one should move it from here.

                               Your Humble Servant,
                                 Benfranklinlover 20:56, 11 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Assessment

Stubby, obviously. But thank you very much for the picture. Having read tons of books on Japan, "Lost Japan" remains one of my favorites, and I hope to visit Chiiori one day. LordAmeth 12:58, 29 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]