Business Hotel Ise Odawara
1-9-10 Sakaecho Odawara, Kanagawa Prefecture, Kanto, 250-0011, Japan
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Tomorrowland
... and entertainment district, with a deliberately futuristic air. The net result is something that doesn't feel super-modern, but more like a huge scale version of Disney's city of tomorrow. There's a really funky boat that you can take (designed by a manga artist), but the logisitics of that seemed more than we were up to, so we just took the train, but were sure to get to the front car so we could admire the ...
Over to Harajuku to see Japanese being weird!
... we picked our way through the crowd to a pericura booth and took a few photos.
After that we wandered through and Simo caught sight of a dress that she really liked. Takashita really is great for shopping, if you can stand the crowds.
After wandering all the way through we decided that it was time for lunch. There was an organic and vegetarian cafe we'd found ...
Kleine boodschap, groot feest
... is dan ook niet ongebruikelijk dat ze er les in krijgen, op het werk of in een cursus, in hoeveel graden je voor wie moet buigen bijvoorbeeld.
For women only
Waar je je hier vooral over verwondert, zijn de enorme discipline, de schone straten (terwijl er geen prullenbak is te vinden), het volledig ontbreken van graffiti, vandalisme of andere vormen van hufterig gedrag. En over de merkwaardige stilte in de metro ...
Day 147: Odawara & Hakone
... style castle with a view point on top and they had a cool museum displaying Samurai swards and costumes/helmets.
We spent quite a bit at the castle but it did not stop raining so we had to go to the restaurant in a heavy rain…. but the lunched saved our life! We had Okonomiyaki, Japanese pancake, which you cook by yourself on a hotplate on your table. You can choose the ingredients to ...
Tokyo, day 2 part 2
... bar (I know, more typical Tokyo) that was recommended by our guide book. It was a really cool place. It actually was very Tokyo-esque, because it was tiny, but they had made great use of the space, with a few separate areas that were all different levels. The bar was on the bottom level, but a lot of the seating was on separate higher levels that you had to negotiate very narrow stairs, almost like a ladder, actually, to get to. We ...



