Hotel Kamogawa Taito

... For those of you who have seen lost in translation, the scene where Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansen cross the huge intersection at night is right out in front of Shibuya station. (Incidentally, there are advertisements for Suntory everywhere. I keep hearing Murray say &#8220;It&#8217;s Suntory time.&#8221;) Complete sensory overload, but definitely worth seeing. <br><br>Shibuya station includes the statue of Hachiko, a small dog. Hachiko&#8217;s ...

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... be great. They told us they get them from Mexico. Night two found us having a late dinner at the Blue Crab- also on Max's list - and the cold beer from the tap went down nicely with my clam chowder and the bowl of mussels we shared. No lemons this time - more traditional with tomatoes and garlic - and also worth giving a try if you are there. We just wanted a light dinner so we sat in the bar &amp; that was an excellent choice as we had a table by the window ...

... amazing Tokyo's oldest temple is under lights. It got windy though and the chill was pretty nasty on the face. It's close to the river here so you get the chill off the water. So I didn't stay out long once it got really cold. I tried some local treats, freshly cooked rice crackers, doll shaped pancakes with the unpleasant surprise of red bean curd paste inside, and some other deep fried cakey things again with ...

... on the other...no, not really. My job is very, very easy. I have many things to do, but none of them complicated. Every morning Core class is broadcasted into all the other classrooms on the ship (there are nine), because all 650 students can't fit in the Union where the teacher is teaching. So on 'A' days I have to be at work at 7:30am. Which kinda blows, but all I have to do is walk to each classroom, hit some buttons, unlock some ...

... comes in with 10 different men to try to find out!" They were incredulous and thought it was very funny. The best part was his reenactment of when the results are read, and in a slight Japanese accent he yelled out "you are NOT THE FATHER!" and pointed. Very funny however I was embarassed for our entire country that this was his impression of the US. The whole ordeal took about 4 hours and we barely made the last train!

... one attraction. It was a 4-D horror booth, and for 500 yen, we were tortured by 3-D glasses, moving seats, jets of air, and a horrifying video with creepy children and zombies. Wow. After we finished at Odaiba, we took the monorail and the JR to Harajuku. It was my first time in Harajuku - very unique. Harajuku is the home of Tokyo's rebellious youth, as evidenced in it's fashion sense. People walk around in all sorts of crazy and ...

Get an early flight from Bangkok to HK (where we read all the Tokyo guidebooks and made some notes in the bookshop!) and then Tokyo with Cathay Pacific which was pretty good. Arrive in Tokyo Narita airport at about 20.00 and hope that the accommodation desk is still open! Fortunately it was and the v helpful guy there found us a hotel in Ikebukuro (NW of city main transport interchange) at Sunshine Prince which was about 50 quid a night for a 'semi-double' room ...

... off my mobile phone for the last time and boldly barged my way through. Once I got on the plane and sat back with a glass of shiraz watching a movie I got to thinking, well this is a bit of alright! Flying into Tokyo airport and my first impression was that I was arriving in Legoland! It may have been the perfectly shaped pine trees, the short square cars and neat rows of houses, or perhaps it was that for some reason we arrived at the freight terminal where ...