Business Hotel Isesaki First Inn

158-3 Tsunatorimachi, Isesaki, Gunma Prefecture, Kanto, 372-0812, Japan | Hotel

Travel Blogs from Isesaki

Sayonara Japan!

A travel blog entry by aushiro

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... baseball games allow people to bring outside food and drink (not alcohol) into the game. I never seen anything like it, I guess the baseball teams make enough money with the admission and alcohol. We brought a bunch of bentos, snacks, and drinks to the game. You don't really need to pay much attention to the game because there are a lot of things happening around you that keep you entertained. The fans in the opposing sections ...

Happy to be in Japan

A travel blog entry by aushiro

15

... some home cook meals. We enjoyed the relaxing time and took advantage to unwind from our previous 3 and a half months of travel.

This was a brief stop in Hanyu and we only spent a few days here, but we will be back again at the end of our stay in Japan. Next up will be a short 3.5 hour Shinkansen (Bullet Train) to Misawa in Aomori Prefecture to visit my Grandma, Aunties, Uncles, and cousins. See ...

Shop 'till you drop!

A travel blog entry by mlcsophie

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... Zara and Dior! As well as having many restaurants too! Omotesando street was like Tokyo's Fifth Avenue!We decided to have some brunch (breakfast/lunch) the restaurant we chose was called 'Okonomiyaki-ya' each table had their own hot plate and we could stir-fry our own pork, beef, chicken e.t.c. After eating some $20.00 self cooked pork (with some green vegetables) we headed along the road.

Our first stop was Louis Vuitton. The building ...

Bandai Museum

A travel blog entry by amojastic

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... is the world's 3rd largest toy producer. They first put up their museum in Matsudo, Chiba on July 19, 2003, then closed on August 31, 2006. Eight months later on April 28, 2007, they reopened the museum but now in a place called Omochano-machi in Mibu, Tochigi. Bandai Museum really fits that place as Omochano-machi literally ...

The Belly Button Festival

A travel blog entry by russoae

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... main island of Japan as the reckoning goes. Being in the middle means one thing that you are the belly button of Japan. Therefore, you MUST have a belly button festival. Side note, afterwards, I was showing my pictures to my teachers and they found them just as amusing as me. They also did not know the word belly button, but knew rather naval. It was fun explaining.

Grant, Robin, Clarissa, Anna, ...

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This hotel, located on 158-3 Tsunatorimachi, Isesaki, is near Akagi-yama and Harunasan.
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