Chisun Hotel Hamamatsucho Minato

... were sorry to announce that they had run out of ideas of traditional art they could deconstruct or modern art that hadn't already been done. So I walked back to the subway, realized I wasn't sure where the subway was, and soon found myself at a bridge over the Sumida River on a sunny day. So I took a walk along the river until I found a subway station that could take me to the monorail line to Odaiba, a landfill site with a huge development ...

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... Stephan then got a message to say Ai was going to be late so we hung around beside the other group watching millions of people passing by. This area is a well known neon place - buildings aren't really high but every spare space has a neon sign on it. Add in the controlled chaos of millions of Japanese & we were definitely in Tokyo! Ai turned up 5 minutes later (like 5 minutes is late??!!) and as it turned out the group beside us actually were with us! We were introduced to a ...

... salía a las 16:20 llega con retraso y no saldrá hasta las 18:20, así nos tiramos 4 horas en el aeropuerto de Asturias. Pero ¡ey! nos vamos a Japón asi que no nos importa nada. Llegamos a Madrid a las 19:30 y cuando salimos del aeropuerto y abandonamos el aire acondicionado ¡joder qué calor! fuera no había quien respirara, apenas pegamos ojo esa noche. Jandro: Menudo día... desde que llegamos al aeropuerto de Asturias, hasta que abandonamos el de Madrid... 7 horitas de nada!! Qué razón ...

... mentioned in the guide book where you could hire a boat and row on the lake. Michael kept asking directions as we went, as is his way, and people kept pointing the way and we kept trudging and eventually we discovered it far, far away! Luckily the rain from the morning had gone so it was nice enough for a long walk, but the kids were a tad churlish about it towards the end. When we arrived the man ...

Finally the lose ends are getting tied up and I am getting ready to relinquish my gaijin card as well as my right to reside in Tokyo. I will miss Tokyo desparately but must listen to my gut and stick by my decision 7+ months ago to jump off the corporate ladder and take some time to see the world. I have used up a good chunk of money during the first leg of this world tour but can still do a bit more. And so I shall.

... buckets that for good luck everyone tries to inhale as much as possible (pictures attached). Sidenote: I figured how to get the right punctuation by ignoring the keyboard and just typing as I would normally because the keys do not correspond with the right puctuation....GO FIGURE!!! Anyways, we then entered the shrine and decided to participate. They had a circular tube with a whole and inside the tube there is several sticks. So what you do is shake the tube until ...

... for men and for women). At a public bath there are many faucets around the room where you take a sort of mini-shower. It is important to be perfectly clean and also completely rinsed of any soap before you enter the bath. The bath is a large pool, three feet deep or so, with very hot water, similar to a hot tub at home. The bath itself is only for sitting and relaxing, not for actually bathing. The feeling of the bath is pretty indescribable ...

... made our way back to the central train station and drew a card from our deck of tickets to other parts of the country. Not more than an hour later we were kicking back in the luxury of yet another high-speed train. This time we were headed away from Tokyo and toward a less populated part of the country where we were eager to see if the uniquely Japanese ways of living were more or less evident in the more remote villages than they had been in center of Japan's most vibrant and jaw-dropping modern metropolis.

... and then, ejection is his fate. I of course rankled a few feathers trying out the old 'Here we go Giants, here we go'...wasn't makin too many friends with that one. We went to a sold out, standing room only, game; not uncommon because the Giants are Japan's version of the Yankees. I was surprised however by the fact that most fans came in ordinary clothes. One would think that fans of a team with such national gravitas would represent their ...