| Shintaro's visit to Hong Kong (2002/2003) |
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Instead of shoving elderly people into old folk's homes, like we do in many western societies, old people play an active role in everyday life in Hong Kong. Despite the facilities available to them, they prefer to gather in parks and playgrounds to chat, and to play games.
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Eventually it was inevitable: a visit to Kowloon.
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Kowloon; it's skyline may be impressive, but apart from shopping malls and business centers, there's not incredibly much to do for your average tourist.
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It's huge buildings do make up for some nice views, though.
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And the imagery of classic old little trams clashes wonderfully with all the high-tech marvels of this place.
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