Tokyo Sumidagawa Youth Hostel
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Flight to japan! finally made it!
16 hours later we finally arrived at Narita airport. The whole flight felt very long. luckily I was next to the emergency exit! so I had a good four feet of leg room XD more than enough for me to stretch my legs. only thing i had on me during the flight was my Ipod so i just listened to music and played games on my ipod for 12 hours.. pretty fun …
Watashi wa niku wo tabemasen
... feedback. After some complicated mathematical computation, which he deftly executed in his head, he came up with the number 12. He led us to the machine and guided us through the insertion of currency and pressing 12 to dispense tickets for the sought after item. The Tokofuji Soba (aka 12) was delicious.
The Ginza district just south of Tokyo station has plenty of glitzy sights. We enjoyed our brief stop at the Sony building interacting with their ...
Heyho...let´s go
... auch Fisch - des öfteren durch Toast und Kaffee ersetzt...bitte bleibt euch treu liebe Japaner und lasst den Westen, Westen sein, denn von euch kann man sich so einiges abschauen!
Trotz allem holen wir uns jetz mal Pancakes...mittlerweile kann ich ja schon auf Japanisch sagen, dass ich bitte kein Fleisch haben mag bzw. ohne Schinken, Speck und was sonst noch alles...und es funktioniert...vor uns stehen bald zwei riesige ...
A very long day, ending (almost) in a love hotel
... final straw. I went downstairs and asked about the internet. ‘No, sorry’ was the response. This was my way out! ‘Oh, it’s really important that I have internet so I will have to just stay tonight and leave tomorrow’. While the receptionist was making several mobile phone calls to try and get an answer for me, (which I couldn’t understand as they were not in Japanese or English) several men came and left the hotel (some with partners, ...
Tsukiji Fish Market - Part 1
... at 3:00 a.m., way long before anyone is ever even stirring. Marine products from all over the world come into the market, and by 6:15 a.m., all the goods are auctioned off to the highest bidder. By 9:00 a.m., the hustle and bustle has pretty much died down, and if you’re late, you’re out of luck. We knew we’d miss the auctions since our first train wasn’t until 5:02 a.m., but we were hoping to get a glimpse of ...