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Super crazy, friendly, pricey Tokyo
I stayed in Tokyo for around a week, but only actually spent a few days in the city itself....instead opting to go on day trips for the other days.
On first arriving in the place, I loved it. Everyone seemed incredibly friendly and polite, and I was impressed by the way things just seemed to work: everything from the modern trains to the …
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What's not to love about Tokyo!!
... cities I've been in these luxury brand concept stores and they are usually dead with maybe the odd customer here and there. In Japan the women spend spend spend!!! I've spied many women with their genuine Louis Vuitton bags. I've fallen in love with a ...
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The Tokyo Fish Markets!
... that had just purchased its fish from the auctions. It was easily some of, if not the best sushi I've ever had. Tokyo's specialty is tuna so I tried a tuna sampler which gave me like 9 different types of tuna... who knew there were that many ...
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Chapter One: I wouldn't have believed it either
... a hash brown that was screaming for tomato sauce early yesterday morning, in Auckland's International Airport. As it was a flight to Japan, there were millions of small people everywhere, so as it happened, I didn't have time to really even say ...
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Tokyo
... attraction in the area was the Temple, Senso-ji, in the same area is a five-storey pogoda, the second tallest in Japan. Here is a brief low down of the other neigbourhoods: Shibuya - famous for the pedestrian crossing where every ...
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A Rainy Day
... at a Holliday Inn in San Francisco. It was a tea ceremony in a simple tea house in a gorgeous garden in the heart of Tokyo. We felt very fortunate. Lindsey informed me afterward that she almost cried. Maybe she liked it a tad more than I did, but I ...
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Konichi-wa
... to airport where we met a really nice Japanese man who spoke to us all the way about all sorts - sport, culture, our opinions on Japan. The people here have been incredibly polite (in the most part)and a few people have offered to help us find our way ...
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A Walk Through the City
... park benches, dense sections of trees, a zoo, and a pond dotted with paddle boats. The park provides a respite from the chaos of Tokyo that surrounds its borders. From there we got lost again, which is less fun at the end of the day than at the ...
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Last day in Tokyo
... cook. It turns out to be marvellously tasty, a common description for every single thing we have eaten so far in Japan. It would be fair to say that, following our two forgettable overnight bus rides in Australia, we are not particularly ...
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Shibuya-Shinjuku
... Hub". It was very loud and there were only 2 other English people there. They were showing a World Cup qualifier between Japan and Honduras. The Japanese (mainly the girls) were getting very excited and were gasping and cheering with every touch of the ...
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Sake, Sex and the Love Hotels of Tokyo
... enjoyed the collection on Japanese warfare, Samurai weaponry and artwork. However, it was walking through the Ueno-Koen Park that we saw another side of Japan. In the park, live the surprisingly large population of Japan’s homeless in blue tents- ...
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- Kokugikan Sumo Stadium
- Edo-Tokyo Museum
- Basho Memorial Museum
- Construction Tools and Wooden Frame Museum
- Asakusa
- Ace World Bag Museum
- Tokyo Stock Exchange
- Mitsukoshi
- Bank of Japan Currency Museum
- Jyakotsuyu
- Kanda Myojin
- Kiyosumi Teien
- Suzumoto
- Yushima Tenmangu
- Fukagawa Edo Museum
- Tei-Park, Communication Park
- SCAI The Bathhouse