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Urban hiking
... and hordes of people swarm across the huge intersection like ants from an anthill. Everywhere you walk it's a huge wall of people speed walking or running towards you, it's a little overwhelming. The apartment I stayed in was very small, it might make a New Yorker feel cramped. It wa one room and a bathroom. Woke up the next morning and decided to go to ueno to see the big park and the huge museum complex there. There are also a number of shrines there as well, like everywhere ...
...I really think so
... trip!
Maybe they were drafted in to bring the tourists back. The Japanese are very conscious about the affect the tsunami and power plant leaks are having on visitor numbers. The whole city seems quiet, especially when compared with the masses in Hong Kong. The neon lit cross roads in Shibuya (one of my first stops for the sake of famous sights) seemed to be turned down on a dimmer switch as part of the electricity saving measures. The hostel I'm at has seen a ...
Finally here - Tokyo
... it was over 9 Floors and probably better priced too lol.
They even had the robotic vacuum cleaners on display there.....note to self... buy one for home.
The tiny french bakery outside is awesome, I got a really soft choc chip bread thing that just melts in your mouth.
Before I left the hostel, the owner mentioned that on a Tuesday they have a food night where all the hostel volunteers and guests cook something and have dinner with each ...
Day 142: Wedding Party
... we had our wedding party! We were planning this for quite a while as a lot of my friends could not come to our UK wedding. Since I am not religious and I don't have a big family, I just wanted to make a casual party with my friends in a small restaurant. My friend, Fusae, helped us finding a good cozy bar called Trip in Shimokitazawa, and organising the party so big thanks to her! In the end, good 45 people turned ...
Meiji-Jingu, Harajuko Girls, Shibuya, Ginza
... one of the side dishes incorrectly! It can be hard work eating in Japan, move your chopsticks the wrong way and apparently you've insulted someone's dead relative!!
After dinner we went for a few drinks in the 'Golden Gai' these are a collection of alleys containing various drinking establishments. Many of these are closed to tourists or even non-regulars and some can only accommodate a handful of punters. Instead of the obligatory Irish pub there was a Scottish one! ...