Shinshu-Matsushiro Royal Hotel Nagano

... y si no van dormidos (que es lo más probable) se dedican a escuchar música, ver videos o no se que más millones de cosas pueden hacer con ellos... <br><br><li>Las paradas están perfectamente señalizadas y suelen avisar por megafonía en japonés y en inglés. Es fácil orientarse en la gran mayoría de ocasiones. <br><br><li>La tarjeta PASMO facilita brutalmente los tránsitos evitando esperas, colas y ...

... some money on cab fare. Hopefully I can remember to ride on the left side of the street and the other vehicles remember to do the same. I'm also hoping that the rumors of English-speaking guides are true.<br><br>Adjusting my expectations... I had thought I'd zip through the castle and get to Kyoto early. Probably not. Everything takes longer than you think.

... meinen Handy genau da ausgegangen... - naja wir hatten ja noch die Gute Nikon ^_^<br>Runt** sind wir dann den and**en Weg gegangen, und haben h**ausgefunden das d** um einiges einfach** gewesen wäre (m**ke das nächste mal den läng**en Weg nehmen!!) - in d** Mitte des Weges nach unten, haben wir einen man getroffen...<br>ER: Hey you, have you seen bears??<br>WIR: No, havent seen any.<br>ER: You lucky ones you...They attack people, eh...humans....<br ...

... the citys 1500 dollar a month is a average income by now...<br>and a lot of people do stupid jobs...in a fuelstation you have a lot of people for giving you the bills, filling your tank, wiping your windscreen...same same for building sites on the road ..always people with flags who say you what you can see yourself...even in supermarketparkingspaces you have guys stopping the pedestrians like we have it for small school children...<br>ah, and the screming guys outside the ...

... in the onsen and up the verges in their group, and there were lots of cute little babies. We stayed for a while taking photos, but soon got drenched by the rain so took shelter in an onsen lodge just across a bridge on the other side of the valley. There we had lunch- by then we hadnt eaten all day as we had the money fiasco to deal with in the morning, and had rushed to get our train and bus- so we ...

For our third day of the rail pass, we zoomed off to Obuse, near the Japanese alps, north west of Tokyo. This involved first getting the bullet train to Nagano, then getting a local train to Obuse, the smallest town in that area. It was a very attractive little place, with pretty houses and well kept flowerbeds. So, you might be wondering why we came here, well, this is where the artist Hokosai painted in his final years, and there is a museum here showcasing some of his work ...

... they are willing to share information, it just takes time. The ride back was filled with American and Japanese chatter, as we had all become good friends at this point. Bonding over questions and beer is never a bad thing :) We will be meeting up with a bunch of the students this thursday and most of them are coming to Boston this summer, which is really nice. We will be able to show them our home, as they have graciously shown us theirs.

... from 9-5pm and we naturally got there too late. <br><br>I love bullet trains in Japan. We got from Nagano back to Tokyo in the space of an hour and a half and summing up enough energy we found our ludicrously small hostel with a kitchen meant for 40 guests consisting of two hobs and a hot plate and crawled into bed exhausted!<br><br><br>Travelling Bumps<br>Personalised travel advice for pregnant women<br>http://www.travellingbumps.co. uk<br><br><br><br>

... visite du musee des Arts avec Picasso et MOnet. Pour continuer une journee si remplie, quoi de mieux que d&lt;assister a une partie de Baseball des Carps de Hiroshima. Quand on est parti apres la 10ieme manche, il perdait a 3 contre 1.... Interessant quand meme de voir une foule aussi excitee que ca pour les deux equipes. Les gens n&lt;arretaient pas de chanter, siffler, non-stop! Disons que c&gt;etait loin ...

We took the Shinkansen to Nagano using our rail pass and after arriving found out which bus to catch out to M-Wave, the ice skating rink used in the winter Olympics. We had never been ice skating so were willing to give it a try.<br><br>Took an old wooden floored bus out to M-Wave and walked past a sign in Japanese then paid for our ticket to the ...