Nagoya Flower Hotel Part 2

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... glorious. But no latter than 5 minutes, he was sitting next to us, muttering rude comments about Gaijin (which, if you haven't figured out by now, means Foreigner in Japanese; a crude word), and then preceded to throw up all over the place. His friends took good care of him, and I just sort of felt sad for what was going to be a really ****** night for him, and probably ******* for his friends.<br>So a few drinks later, most people took off. I guess they weren't really in for it ...

... and showcases the current crop of Toyota vehicles sold in Japan. From there we were bussed to one of the assembly plants. From a catwalk over the factory floor, we observed the robotic welding of unibodies and the entire assembly process. The assembly plant was surprisingly quiet and the smooth, flexible automation of many operations quite impressive. As we watched, we could see the quality processes pioneered by the Toyota company at work. If any ...

... ihminen kyydissä, mahtavat jalkatilat, paljon enemmän tilaa matkatavaroille kuin junassa ja todella upeat maisemat ...että näin. Luotijuna on ihan kiva kokemus, mutta kyllä tässä bussikyydissä näki todella hienoa ja erilaista Japania. Reitti kulkee läpi lumihuippuisten vuorten ja pienten perinteisten Japanilaisten kylien, eikä paljon malttanut edes yrittää nukkua! Kahden tunnin välein oli tauko, jolloin kuljettaja k ...

... really good! So before coming on this trip I was planning on having some takoyaki before I left. I had had some already from a rest stop shop, so I wasn't pressed to buy some at that moment. I also wasn't hungry, so I just looked at it, and went on. I was trying to keep an eye out for things to eat for lunch since it was about noon by then also. Afterwards, we walked around a bit more before I decided to get the takoyaki anyway. I wen't back to the shop and ...

... sleep that night. On the following morning Kyle and I were the only ones who were up for riding back to Nagoya. One person in our group (Chris from Seattle) had gear problems, one girl got sick (Jane from Toronto), and one was suffering from a bit of sun stroke (Chris from Toronto). They hopped on a train at the bottom of the Chita Handa peninsula. The weather was definitely not kind to us that day. The temperature reached a record high in Tokyo (perhaps where we were as well ...