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Judging from the map, the town I will be living in is only a few kilometers wide. No more waiting on the train platforms. I'll be able to bike around the whole city in the time it takes me to just bike to Shibuya now.

My apartment will be right on the tip of a peninsula (just to the right of "Pantar-holmen". The only thing that can ruin my year now is if the coast line in this city is walled up and inaccessible like it is here in Tokyo. If I'm lucky, I only have to walk less than 200 meters from my door to launch my kayak. If I'm even luckier, I will have someplace to store the kayak while fully assembeled.

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