Nishitetsu Inn

15-18 Nihonbashi, Kobunacho, Chuo, Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Kanto, 103-0024, Japan | 3 star hotel

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Day 3: Tokyo - Tsukiji and Asakusa

A travel blog entry by peter18loi

... dunk my head into the water. Of course bon didn't think that was very appropriate and stopped me before i got close enough to making a fool out of myself. Lunch was also pretty awesome. Trying the healthy buckwheat soba noodles was one of the mustdo's on our trip to Japan. And what better place to check this off than the popular Namiki Yabusoba noodle house. The queue out the front door was a sign that we were in the right place but it was well worth the ...

Get your (Tokyo) geek on!

A travel blog entry by acampen

... from. It must be some learned trait that allows the people that frequent this area to tolerate it. I was disoriented within a few minutes.

Americans take no-smoking in restaurants for granted. At least I did. While some restaurants here prohibit smoking during certain hours, most it seems do not. While not a huge problem its easy to forget how we don't have to worry too much about that in the states.

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與陌生人喝醉

A travel blog entry by siuyeahim

... 37168;座的食ऩ 8;是互不認Ť 72;的。我跟トシさ ;ん因為要ࡦ 7;味噌豆腐ŧ 48;腸，所以向相鄰 ;的那位小ࣻ ...

Modeselektor

A travel blog entry by miss_kittn

Vor einer Woche dachte ich zwar noch dass ich dieses We wohl zhaus verbringen werd, aber nachdem jetz grad des MacBook gstorben is, werd i wohl doch zu Modeselektor gehen. War heut eh den ganzen Tag unterwegs, bis 21h auf der Uni also g�nn ich mir mal ne Auszeit. Mit der letzten Bahn mach ich mich mal auf den weg nach Shibuya, von der Station nur drei Minuten zu Fu� und ich bin schon im Shibuya Sound ...

Vierde dag in Japan

A travel blog entry by basopreis

... de NSB in 1935 en de teruggang in 1939. Ik vertel ook over mijn ouders die twee Nederlandse jongens in huis namen, zodat ze niet naar Duitsland hoefden. En over de oorlogswinter, waarin ze spinaziezaad en tulpenbollen moesten eten. De eerste vraag van de student was "hoe smaken tulpenbollen?". Al met al een leuke ervaring, ook om een Japanse universiteit te bezoeken; avondonderwijs is daar heel gewoonlijk voor reguliere studenten.
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