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I did it! I climbed Mt. Fuji. It's the tallest mountain in Japan at a total of 12,388 feet. It's a two and a half hour bus ride south west of Tokyo. At this early point in the season there is only one official route open so we were expecting hoardes, and it was crowded, but manageable. Betsy, Kris and I left from Shinjuku on a 7:50 bus and arrived at the 5th station around 10:15 - obviously we were in the dark. We felt cold for the first time in a while since the temp changed alot ...

Well today was damn cold! The rain didn't clear till mid afternoon when the sun started to shine and it was worth venturing outside. It was quieter in the touristy type areas as the locals had gone back to work. I didn't make it into downtown or Ginza as it was hardly worth it by the time my day actually started. I retraced some steps and stayed out until after dark, to get a true perspective of the neon signs and ...

... to Takako's mother's home and had a great meal of sushi and other Japanese food. It was great! We also had a very nice visit with everyone. I was very glad that Takako-san invited us to spend an evening with her and her friends. The MBA program that we are working on is distance-based and as such, one does not get to meet many other students in person. It was wonderful to once again have an opportunity to meet with Takako-san.

... was the Miyuki Bead factory store. I was in bead heaven. When we finally left I decided to go back for more. Rochelle had endured enough beads for one day and she waited outside but we did get a photo of the corner convenience store where my bead Angel helped us. We decided we'd try to get back to the Ginza for the Kabuki-za show but we didn't make it on time. Yesterday the tour guide told us that Kabuki season ends today. Kabuki, one of Japan's traditional ...

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... really enjoyed Tokyo. It was not as expensive as we anticipated - none of the food was expensive (or anything else for that matter - apart from Dave's lens). It just made us realise how expensive London must be for tourists. We also were surprised that it wasn't as high-rise as we thought like New York - quite a lot of areas had low-rise buildings or housing. Got to the airport to check-in and had another minor panic as we didn't have visas sorted out for Oz and ...

... and watch/play in one of the booths, which have leather couches, internet connection, tv, etc. There is food available, microwaves, even a showerroom. I guess you could spend days here if you wanted to. Every computer terminal has a leather chair, footrest and a flat screen monitor. Pretty neat. It is going on noon, and once we finish up here at the cafe we will make our way back to Tokyo station. Our flight back to the US, to JFK airport (12:30 hours) leaves at 5pm.