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My longest blog in ths trip so far
This is the longest blog so far in this trip, cause a lot of time spent on trains
Took JR, train and train again to get to Fuji train station, total of about 2 something hours.
I have to make a comment, the worst washroom I went to China was still better than the one in Fuji train station :(
I forgot to chk the weather for Fuji, the weather at the Mt is 10 degree lower than the station. It was cold in the station, probably mid teens ...
Tokyo to Izu Oshima
... this about the weird structure: http://www.michaeljohngrist.com/2009/02 /kaze-no-to-and-umi-hotaru-tokyo-bay/
Once docked at Okata, there appeared to be no one from our hotel to greet us but then a man came with a banner with the inn's name in kanji on it. Unfortunately neither of us could read it.
Once at the Hotel, the host arranged car hire for us and sent us off on a circumnavigation of the island. The ...
Japan moto trip (Izu Skyline)
... day riding a bike here, and I’d found one of the most wicked routes to ride in my life. It’s a skyline for sure, you get views from the ridgeline across the peninsular east and west and it’s fun just to sit and chill at a look out, watching other motorcyclists cruise by, or ogle the other parked bikes. Basically there’s not a straight section of road from the Toyo Tires Turnpike (closed when I went so I had to take Hwy 1) all the way ...
Hiking Fuji
Getting off the bullet train and onto the bus we were feeling nervous yet excited to tackle this great mountain. The bus starts taking us up and the bushes start getting less dense - suddenly we are at the 5th station! Taking in our lunch we study the path we are about to attack: steep, rocky and high! There is a saying that only a fool never climbs mt Fuji, a wise man climbs once and only a fool ...
Yunessun, Land of Many Baths
... a large bag of mini taiyaki (custard-filled batter shaped like fish) in assorted flavours. We weren't even up the staircase leading to the reception area yet!
We made it up the stairs, at long last, only to find that the queue snaked through the reception area at least fifteen rows deep. We wondered how many people were already inside. Would we would make it to the front before they hit full capacity?
Well, yes and no. There are actually ...
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