Nikko Winds Narita
560 Tokko Narita, Chiba, Kanto, 286-0106, Japan
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You can't make this stuff up!!!!!
... face) "do you have a plastic bag?" I say "no". They step off to the side to talk...after while the security girl goes to a cabinet and returns with a plastic ziplock bag. She puts my yogurt into, hands it back to me, and waves me through.
With crack security teams like this on the beat the terrorists dont stand a chance!
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BBQd Eel Anyone?
... led through hallways and offices to have some special paperwork done and received a stamp in our passport stating that we actually had not departed.
So, once we escaped, we decided to stay in Narita, a small town near the airport. The next day (which was New Year's Day), we headed into the small downtown, historic area of Narita. There were tons of people heading to this area because the road through the town led to a temple. ...
On route home!
... directly from the Narita train station was lined with tourist shops and restaurants. Not much was open at 9 am so we went on a search for an ATM. None of the ATM's at the banks would take international bank cards and most didn't even have an English language option. We came across a tourist info centre and they said only 7-11 and post office ATM's take foreign bank cards. She said there was a post office further down the road so we walked to it. It worked! Good ...
Tokyo!!!!! ...for one hour...and getting to Bangko
... the tourists who skipped that last 5 baht...
Me (showing the taxi driver our Thai address): How much to go to this address? (Completely forgetting that you SHOULD ask for them to use the meter).
Taxi driver: 100 Baht ($3.34).
Me:(remembering just in time) Can we use the meter?
Taxi driver: Meter? (Nods smiling uncertainly)
We get in (my FIRST TAXI RIDE EVER!!!!!!!!!!) and experience a death defying ride around the city and finally ending up at Khosaban Bahn ...
Trip Recap, or I Can't Believe It's Ending
... far: 0
Power cords left behind and replaced: 1
Insults to foreign cultures: 0 (as far as I know)
Number of times we worried our parents: probably too many to count
Leftover foreign currency: Yen (optimistic), Cambodian real
Panic moments: 1 in Kuala Lumpur International Airport
Cell phone roaming/data bill: Nearly nonexistent ($50 in data charges because I forgot to turn off Yahoo Mail notifications, which didn't work anyway because I was in ...



