Best Western Joytel Osaka
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Food and actions
... we were good, didn't take to long to find it. It is hidden inside the main attraction, Shin Sai Bashi -Suji.
Lots of food and actions in Shin Sai Bashi, a big area with tons of restaurents and different kind of shops. Fun place to visit.
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Japan With A Twist
... a quirkiness that is nothing short of fun. The gambling game of choice here is something called pachinko which is essentially a steel ball bearing cross between the kids game Kerplunk and pinball. How big is the pachinko business in Japan? Well, it employs a third of a million people (three times more than the steel industry) and it commands 40 percent of Japan's leisure industry, including restaurants and bars. The first thing you notice about these parlours ...
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2) le truc préhistorique : taper sur tous les boutons jusqu'à ce que la machine fasse quelque chose de reconnaissable et/ou d'attendu. (parfait pour la clim - peut être dangereux pour les toilettes ou la douche --> voir le point n°3 )
3) le truc ''ça va me péter à la gueule'' : presser le bouton qui vous semble le moins dangereux, prier pour que rien de terrible n'arrive ou du moins que ce soit quelque chose que ...
And, this is Osaka...
... a bit to find my way, but managed to find the right train and fare for it. It was just one stop away actually!
But once I got to Fukushima I started walking on the wrong direction - I had no map, just some instructions. I felt it was wrong and walked on the "right" direction. Again the instructions were unclear since I had 2 streets departing left... Someone on the street, probably used to see backpackers stopping and looking at the 2 streets from ...
Japan - the best thing about Japan ever
... Japan? Shinto-Buddhist Japan? Well yes, so let's look at how it came to this, or chiefly who's responsible for this madness? Unsurprisingly it's the Yanks (Yankie being Japanese slang for kid who wants to look way too cool). US soldiers in Japan after the war were looking for turkey or goose for a Christmas meal and the closest they could find was a bucket of KFC. The habit has caught on and now the Japanese will actually queue up outside KFC to get their Christmas ...
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