Park Hyatt Tokyo Shinjuku
3-7-1-2 Nishi Shinjuku Shinjuku, Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Kanto, 163 1055, Japan
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Ready to go home
Our ride from Shanghai on ANA was quite lovely. The crew was charming and attentive, although the attentive part could have been attributable to the fact that there were 9 people in the business cabin out of 35 seats. We had beef steak in miso sauce for lunch, accompanied by a selection of sushi and other small bites, and finished with an apple …
We're in Japan!
Clearing customs and immigration was pretty painless, and both our suitcases arrived with us. We quickly found the airport limousine bus, which takes you directly from the airport to a number of hotels in Tokyo, including ours, the Park Hyatt. The bus ride into the city took about two hours, and we hit some traffic. By this time, I had some serious …
Work class Davis again!
While I was at work today Chris and Nic went over to the Imperial Palace to drop off their passport information and other personal info in anticipation of their tour there tomorrow morning while I am at work. Apparently there is serious security around the emperor. Then they went to Ku'aina Burger for lunch and milled around the Marunouchi downtown …
Lost in Translation...
Certainly our expectations of Tokyo were high - perhaps a little too high. Contrary to expectation, there were no cyborgs roaming the streets, no vending-machines selling live pixies and no sign of Godzilla. Nevertheless Tokyo is a fab city. Having landed on our feet once again, we checked into our upgraded room at the Park Hyatt (aka the hotel …
Time travel DOES exist!
In Tokyo we took a very efficient airport shuttle to the Park Hyatt Tokyo, an awesome hotel where you check in on the 41st floor. This also happens to be the location seen in Lost in Translation. A woman from the hotel greeted us, already knew our names, and escorted us to the check-in "lounge" while our bags were delivered to our room. We then …



