Hotel_Mets Kumegawa Higashimurayama

... FeDex est juste a cote de la Tour Deloitte. Les bureaux ont l'air bien beaux mais non, je n'ai pas fait ma touriste et je ne suis pas allee les visiter. Quand meme, ca m'a fait penser a vous chers collegues. J'ai cru comprendre que nous n'avons pas encore de details sur le possible demenagement et que quelqu'un allait squatter mon bureau jusqu'a mon retour. J'espere bien que vous n'avez pas eu a eteindre de feux dans mes dossiers.

Et pour ceux que ca interesse, oui, ma boite ...

... and I was totally fooked and would haveto survive on ¥500 for 3 days-¥500 is about 5 euro!!!! Major panic set in and I seem to have a memory black spot as to how I got from the station to the apartment. On arrival I had calmed somewhat and called the bank who said that there was nothing wrong with the card! After several frantic Facebook emails to Ellen and Aine Mac I finally found out that only certain ATMs in Tokyo will take international credit cards and ...

... waffle for dessert right before we headed to Tokyo to catch our Shinkansen. Got home at around 11 and pretty much just crashed. Friday I stayed in bed, because my cold had gotten the better of me, I'd actually lost my voice and had developed coughing fits. Dinner was good, more FISH :D and my host mom was really great about giving me lots of fruit after dinner to help with my cold. I had regular pear, apple and a giant persimmon.

... home. So there isn't as much originality here as the guidebooks and TV makes out, but we were still able to catch a glimpse of a cosplayer or two in the classic 'Lolita' get up that Harajuku is famous for. Shopping wise, I got nothing done because a medium in Japan is like extra, EXTRA small.

But now, onto the important stuff. We made two day trips whilst here, one to a place called Nikko that was so devoid of people that it felt like a ghost town. It was, however, home to a ...

... slate. This includes cleaning and washing, finishing projects, and settling misunderstandings and arguments: basically, you should get rid of any negative influences that may be lingering in your life. At midnight on New Year's Eve, temple bells are rung 108 times to dispell the 108 failings of humanity, and then people go pray for health and happiness in the coming year.

... with 5-span stencil which are placed evenly and in symmetry on each side. Scaffold boards in well-used aged condition are attached on the back of each hanging space. Similar scaffold boards are also used for the floor being covered with clear glass and indirect lighting installation giving them and the shop atmosphere a gallery character with a clean, luxury aura. A 3 m long Pharaoh coffin like table occupies the centre of the space which ends in a steel ...

... SOON STARTED GOING ON ABOUT HOW MUCH MONEY HE MADE. IT WAS QUITE A LOT JUDGING BY HIS STUNNING COMPANION FOR THE EVENING, AND IM SURE HEARING HIM GO ON FOR 30 MINUTES ABOUT DARTS WASNT PART OF THE DEAL. THE FACT SHE HAPPILY ENDURED HIS TORTUROUS PATTER ALL EVENING LEAD ME TO BELIEVE IT WAS A PAPA LAZARO SCENARIO [NOW YOU ARE MY WIFE!] AND THAT THIS WAS TO BE ONE OF HER LAST NIGHTS IN JAPAN ALL OF THIS TOOK PLACE IN ONE OF TOKYOS MORE EXPENSIVE REGIONS, ROPPONGI. SPENDING 3 ...

... cold, expensive, and full of strangers. the philippines is hot as ****, inexpensive, and i couldn`t throw a rock in that country without hitting one of my relatives. it should be a very different experience than the one we`ve had here in tokyo, but just as fun. ah, before i forget. in addition to taking a bunch of pictures, we`ve recorded some videos of ourselves around the city. i uploaded them to youtube: www.youtube.com/profile?user=emerjames check them out!

... thank you)." The streets were extremely busy. Crossroads are a sea of people. Locals cross the street diagonally, from corner to corner, converging in the middle. Trinatrons decorated the skyscrapers, advertising many products for sale. It wasn't long until we realized how kind the local people are. When we were looking at a map, someone would inevitably stop and ask if we needed help with directions. Nice. Our bedtime was early the first day in Tokyo. The 16 hour time ...

... thought I was a more committed spitter than they were), but I made it to Tokyo airport without any unfortunate incidents. I was seriously dehydrated and weak, though. I cashed in my rail pass and managed to miss two express trains into the city because I never thought to change the time on my watch from Shanghai to Tokyo time. So I basically spend hours plodding and dragging myself around the airport until I eventually got on the ...