Marks Inn Nishi-Kawaguchi
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Aankomst in Japan
... hectische laatste week. Na veel slapen was het tijd om de stad te verkennen. Blijkbaar lag ons hotelletje in de meest traditionele en rustige buurt van Tokyo: Asakusa, een meevaller! Bij aankomst hadden we al mogen kennis maken met de Senso Ji tempel (zie foto's hieronder) en dit wouden we toch nog wel van dichter bij bekijken. De volgende twee dagen hebben we een 2dagen metropas gekocht om zo de stad wat meer te verkennen. ...
Travel and Ryoken
... but as I've learnt since last time we stayed in one, that was aimed at the commoners and this one at the upper classes. The differences were immediately clear. The staff are very helpful and friendly in an almost overbearing way. Whilst Mama loves being waited on hand and foot on holibobs this has never sat as well with me. The room itself is nearly twice the size of ...
Mt. Fuji oder imLandderaufgehendenSonne -Am Arsch!
... sind direkt weiter zur fünften, die nur einen Katzensprung vom Gipfel entfernt war. Auf dem Weg dorthon sind uns Wanderer entgegengekommen, die meinten wir sollten umdrehen, es sei zu windig um bis nach oben zu gehen. Wir sind trotzdem weiter. Und gegen vier Uhr morgens sind wir dann tatsächlich an der fünften Station angekommen. Es war nur ein anderer Wanderer außer uns und dem Personal dort. Für sieben Euro haben wir uns einen heißen Sake gegönnt. Um ca. 4:30Uhr ...
Up Up and Away!
... I even remembered a few Japanese words!
My first blonde moment of the trip happened when I realized I didn't account for the time change and booked everything a day too soon! I quickly rearranged everything via email and sorted it out. Oops!
Jeff was amazes by the 747 planes but the seAts were so close together he could barely sit. The layovers ...
Tokyo - Day 3
... our train rides we watched the mountian nearly obsessively as it grew closer and closer. Mt. Fuji is only visible about 50 days out to the year from Tokyo and slightly more common from the base of the mountain where we are, so the fact that we got to see it so clearly is truly lucky! When the mountain is visible it stands out against the sky from everywhere within a couple hundred miles of it. I now can understand why it is such a common theme in Japanese ...
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