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... was a professor at Tokyo University in the 20’s. Every day, he would walk to the train station in the morning with his dog. The man would board the train, and the dog would go home until the afternoon. When it was time for the master to return from school, the dog would go to this spot and wait for him. Like clockwork. Every day. One day, the master did not return. He had died while at work. The dog faithfully returned to the same spot, every ...

... happy to finally meet (Greg's middle daughter) Sarah's boyfriend, Kim. They met while both attending the University of Yamaguchi last school year (united by their love of beer!). He came to meet us at the hotel from his home in Yokohama, about 30 minutes south of downtown Tokyo by train. Kim works in Marketing for a Toshiba company in Kawasaki, Japan. We were all a bit nervous about the meeting as Kim speaks Chinese (Mandarin), Korean, Japanese ...

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... the bay, watching the little water taxis head up & down bay and we were the only customers in the bar; very peaceful. Starting our sightseeing drive we headed along the coast enjoying the ocean views and the lovely homes along the roads north. Roads because the road does change names and direction a few times, but just keep the ocean to your right & you should find your way up to Douglas Park where we drove to the top & walked up a few meters to have a ...

... unmistakable curd paste. Wandering through the streets I came across a restaurant that offered an english menu. As always they have plastic models of their food in the window. I had a good to chuckle to myself as the plastic pizzas and pasta in the window was hardly appetising. And they certainly have their own take on italian food. I think I'll buy some plastic models as souvenirs to bring home. Its worth the laugh.

... and we're good. ALSO, I have two bosses and both of them are frick'in fabulous. Work is actually one of the best parts of my day, and I often work three hours a day, spread out into three separate shifts. My first boss is a guy named Allen, a.k.a. Sparky. He is from the Philippines, late 30's early 40's, and he always smells intensely of soap. This is strange, but always welcome. He was kinda hard to understand in the beginning because he ...

Today after work I made time to go to the gym before my language class and then we did some studying and had a group meeting- after which Chris and I got some spaghetti (good- al dente with a fresh tomato and onion style sauce and a huge portion!) at a place near our apartment on Merry Road called ...

... costumes, and there are many stores selling more of the same. We went to a ramen shop and then we went to another coffee shop/bar called the Gogo Café. Later we met up with more friends in Shinjuku, although I had to leave early since my family has a curfew. The entire day was a really great time to spend with friends. Once again, I am so happy to know the people that I am with on this trip. They really make adjusting easy ...

... bathroom. By the time we got money from the ATM, collect the free leaflets at the airport and decipher the complicated train/metro system to get there we eventually arrived at our hotel at about 23.00. On check-in the receptionist told us there was no 'semi-double' room available so we had to have a double room (damn shame - whatever a semi-double room is we will never know). Our room was fantastic - 27th floor - amazing view of the Tokyo sky-line proper double ...

... were lots of little people in matching grey uniforms and helmets driving cute buggies around, organising cargo into perfect neat rows! Or maybe I was just overtired and my imagination was running wild! I met up with my friend Tracey in Tokyo (I've made that sound much easier than it was), and we were just blown away from the moment we threw ourselves into the city. Tokyo is full of contrasts; we visited beautiful temples, shrines and Japanese gardens, but next ...