Kitano Arms Chiyoda
2-16-15 Hirakawa-cho Chiyoda, Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Kanto, 102-0093, Japan
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Hyper advanced learning
... very quickly. We attempted to ask or server how to ask for water in Japanese, but this only embarrassed and confused him, he quickly scurried off. After a few seconds a female host came over and asked us if everything was OK. We assured her we were fine and were only trying to expand or almost non existent Japanese vocabulary. She was very helpful and after a few minutes of conversation I asked her where she learned English (which ...
Tokyo day 3
... insurance with them! :-) All I have to do is figure out the sizing system here, actually fitting everything will be necessary to prevent clothes too small. BTW: Japanese people really are not THAT small, it's not like I can look over all their heads or anything. Sure, I'm not the tallest guy, but to claim all Japanese are small is just wrong. Not sure yet what will be the plan for tonight, but with such an amazing city all around me entertainment should be easy to ...
Tokyo : Temples, Museums, Akihabara, Ginza
... with tomatoe soup and banana milkshake. Everyone was smoking and only used by older people but was a good meal. Two very friendly young sisters working there in waitress uniforms. Started saying 'arigato' which is thanks as too used to using korean phrases now. (Before I kept saying 'arigawa' by mistake so hope I wasnt saying something bad)
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Tokyo - Day 4
... we spent the morning catching up on US information rather than sleep.
We left around 10 AM for Shibuya. The Shibuya District is home to Tokyo's most famous intersection: The Shibuya Crossing. This intersection is equivalent to New York's Times Square. This intersection is fascinating due to its vast size in the middle of the busy business sector of Tokyo. The crossing is set up so that everyone crosses the street in ...
Back to work, but in Japan
... on my own, and they were all Aussies to boot, well almost, sorry Kath San. As I go to sleep to the lights of Tokyo I contemplate how today was a sharp reminder of the ridiculous competitive nature of my current occupation. I also contemplated the difference between the countries I had been traveling through. In all of them, apart from Japan, you wouldn't drink much to reduce your exposure to the toilets, especially the public ones. In Japan I find myself gong just in case ...



