Hotel Villa Fontaine Kudanshita
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Tokyo, Tokyo, Tokyo!!!
... el palacio imperial es misiaso. El original era de madera y se quemo en 1945 durante la segunda guerra mundial así que este es uno reconstruido en 1969 y todavía parece mantener el estilo de esa época. Comparado con lo que vimos en China, el palacio no colmo nuestras expectativas. Terminado el tour, fuimos a los jardines del palacio. Siendo el jardín del emperador, y siendo la jardinería japonesa tan exquisita, yo esperaba algo muy bonito, fuera de serie, ...
Orgy on the Nambu Express
... otherwise known as my daily commute to work.....
The Japanese have a word for these journeys, tsukin jigoku, which translates literally as commuter hell.
The odd thing about these train journeys is that the Japanese, usually so polite and respectful of each other, bowing at least a meter apart, waiting patiently in line to use a wash basin, (instead of even marginally infringing on another's personal space), instead ...
Tokyo -- Part II with dinner
... looking door where we entered "The Lockup". You descend into extremely dark and winding hallways with cold rushes of air and cackling and screaming sounds. Around one corner we were surprised/startled/scared out of our wits by coming upon a man strapped to an electric chair. Upon reaching the receiving area, we were given the option to be hand-cuffed, and led to our "cell". The Lockup is a theme restaurant. The ...
Relaxation&Tradition
... some Japanese television. We were really tired from our big day so we decided to have some room service from Nadaman. We all shared one dish, the chefs special. This dish was called "Omakase", I am still not quite sure what it is..all I know is that it was expensive! This dish was a whopping $363.00! After this, we had some of our chocolate from Debailleul and went to our rooms. Ready to sleep.
*Note- All money has been converted from Japanese Yen to Australian ...
Konnichiwa Japan
... The automatic lowering of the heated seat, integrated bidet function, and even a fake waterfall sound in the ladies loos to hide any 'noises' (called the princess flush) were awesome and spotless wherever you went. Other gadgets we liked were the umbrella bagging machines outside every shop and restaurant when it rained, enabling you to bag up your umbrella on entry, so it didn't drip all over the shop (why has nobody in the UK thought of this before?!) and of course the ...
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