Shinjuku New City Hotel
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Day 3: Tokyo Tower, Temple, and Ginza Treats
We got up early, had breakfast, and walked to Shinjuku Station (we didn't want to wait for the shuttle). We took the JR train to go see the Tokyo Tower! We accidentally got off on the wrong stop, we were three stops down from where we needed to be, so we hopped back onto the train. We got to the right stop and walked downtown Tokyo. It was much …
DH Goes Sumo
This is a top pick! After the somewhat strange spectacle of hockey in Japan, we were looking to go to the other end of the sporting scale for a session of the national sport of Japan- sumo wrestling (and as far as I know, no other country in the world hosts sumo events). DH continues to deny that she has any strange fascination with fat men wrestling, but she was like …
Maid Cafes
This is a top pick! No matter how prepared you are, Tokyo hits you like a ton of bricks. This city is big, it's busy, and it's also a lot of fun. How big and busy is it? Including Yokohama, a 2007 estimate puts the population at 35.7 million (the entire population of Canada is roughly 34.5 million) making it by far the world's most populous metropolitan area with a …
Tokyo
... to Kiba. Dropped off our bags at the capsule hotel and went to the Imperial Palace.. Beautiful gardens! We took shelter from the rain and Sarah started speaking to an English couple who were nice enough to give us a tourist guide and map. We then headed to Ginza which is a very expensive area of Tokyo (lots of designer shops). We had a spaghetti carbonara for lunch (of course with a poached egg on top)..!! Japanese love their eggs! We wandered around a little longer and headed ...
First night in Tokyo
... funny pictures in a photo booth which is specially for taking funny pictures and modify them as you wish before you got the actual print outs in forms of stickers.
This is is full of noise and light, there is no way one can exaggerate about it, it is much more than one expects. in some shops there is more than one song being played at the same place and the guys who work there shout constantly on the top of that in order to welcome you or offer you different stuff.
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