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Shinjuku, Ginza and Shibuya
... el cual llevas adentro y se lo entregas a una señorita. Te sientas en una barra grandota que redondea la cocina y ves como los cocineros preparan la comida de todos, principalmente sopa ramen! Al poco rato, tu comida esta lista y servida en tu lugar. Es un sistema que me parecio genial, super eficiente e higienico ya que nadie dentro del restaurante en ningun momento tiene que tocar dinero. Encima, salio super barato, como 12 dolares por persona, que para estandares de Tokio, ...
Disneyland
... ambas se nos olvidó el nombre de la atracción y la nombramos “shen me shen me” Mountain. En mandarín “shen me” es el equivalente a “qué”. Valió la pena el fastpass porque logramos brincarnos una buena parte de la cola gigantesca que se había formado para ese entonces.
Volvimos a Fantasyland para ir la atracción de la Cenicienta. En la cola pudimos admirar unos mosaicos que decoran las paredes; son una belleza y súper detallados. Los ...
Tokyo - Day 8
... your legs stretched and a seat which could be tilted so when you close your eyes you can feel comfort of your own living room, it was all there. When we left Osaka, we admired a country for a while, before Hedka fell asleep and I continued with my book. It took us something over three hours and we were in Tokyo.
We picked up a Tokyo metro map and started to laugh. If you want to know why, just have a look ...
Tokyo
... paper as she delivered them to my little patch of the communal table. These were all tasty, but I was starting to get concerned that she had misunderstood me and was preparing everything on the menu. My gyoza finally arrived – delicious – and she sat next to me and wrote "500" on a piece of paper, which was the cost just for the gyoza. I don’t know if the other dishes were normally included in the price or if she just gave these to me as a kindness.
I had ...
Take two
... in the world category. It was already 4am by the time we cut our loses - and an hour until the first subway train back to Asakusa. We didn't want to pay for a taxi so there was only one thing for it - to wait it out in McDonald's along with lots of other people in the same state of limbo. The streets were still heaving as I made my way back to the station and onto the train where other party-goers had given into the call of sleep. I nodded off but ...