We stayed for four nights, five days. There are many historic buildings there. My husband and I wanted our son to be interested in Japanese history, so we decided to go there. But, he looked bored while we traveled around many shrines and temples. I didn't like history when I was his age, either, But now I became very interested in it as I grew up, and I feel very peaceful at shrines and temples. There were many tourists from abroad there. Nobody spoke to me in English. When I was waiting in line at a "Tacoyaki" shop, a young women behind me was spoken to in English. The foreigner was pointing to Tacoyaki and asking "What's that ?" She answered "Octopus" It's difficult to explain what Tacoyaki is. If I had been spoken to, I couldn't have responded to the question, either.
たこ焼きを英語で a ball of gooey dough with a piece of octopus in the center