Rather than do Fukuoka to Toyama all in one day, I came back to Kyoto for brief stop.
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| The Ryokan I stayed in, near Nishiki market |
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| A temple |
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| Crossing the river |
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| A tour group boating around |
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| Along the philosopher's walk |
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| I went to a bar called Shooting Bar m4 |
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| They have a variety of Airsoft weapons on racks behind the bar |
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| Pistols on the left |
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| And a short target range off to one side |
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| Firing a full pistol load (~25 shots, varies by gun) costs about the same as a drink |
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| Disturbingly I'm a better shot after 3 vodka tonics than when fresh |
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| Rob says this is a terrible shooting stance, but how else do you elbow the "knife kills only" guy, who is coming up behind you, in the face? |
I feel like there’s significant OHS risks with combining a bar and a shooting range
ReplyDeleteThey have rules you have to follow. All Four of them. Although rule 4 was "have fun" so I don't know if that counts.
DeleteThe bartender also said that he thinks Australians are funny because whenever they come in they always drink so much.
Emma, I can't believe Tim didn't tell us about this post and were only finding out about it now...
DeleteWhat were rules 1-3?
ReplyDeleteWear safety glasses and gloves.
DeleteKeep your finger off the trigger unless you're about to shoot.
Don't shoot people.
Not necessarily in that order...