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3-3-21 Ikenohata Taito, Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Kanto, Japan, 110-0008, 03-3822-4611
... at the Outer Garden (mostly asphalt) and snapped a few pictures of the buildings around the premises. Nearby was a fountain park and so we rested in the shade and Sean took some fun pictures as the water did all sorts of crazy things. We debated about whether to get lunch there, but we are cheap and afraid of being stuck in more awkward situations and so we avoided it. So the next thing on our agenda was a specific park to rowboat in ...
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Tokyo, Kanto, Japan gfjhj... WW secretly told Singapore Airlines that we were on our honeymoon trip. The thoughtful crew prepared a complimentary Honeymoon Cake and Champagne to celebrate the impending trip! We arrived at 7am the next morning in Narita Airport. We passed through the immigration customs, donned our winter wear (a great temperature transition from 30degC to 5degC) and left the airport shortly. First thing on our mind, is to check into the Guesthouse in Ikebukuro. We did ...
Tokyo, Kanto, Japan missbean_25... of the trees have left some major holes when hundreds of the National Park's trees blew down during the severe winter wind storms. The mission of the park is to leave the trees as nature places them and the rangers only cut away the parts of the trees that are blocking the hiking trails. In fact, some trails are still closed due to damage. It is really kind of sad to see some of these magnificent giants that have lived in the forest for hundreds of years laying torn ...
Tokyo, Japan jp2005... niin olisi hiukan nolompi juttu :-) No onneksi näin ei kuitenkaan käynyt, vaan sieltähän se vanha uskollinen reissubägi liukui edelleen yhtenä kappaleena. No tosi travelleri ei millään rinkoilla brassaile, vaan kuljettaa koko omaisuutensa vaikka kepin nokassa olkapäällä :-) Tullimuodollisuudet Naritalla kävi jälleen todella joutuisasti ja about tunnin päästä laskeutumisesta istuttiin jo JR junapassit kädesssä kohti Tokiota kiitävässä junassa ...
Tokyo, Japan travellerhans... as many pictures as possible. (personally, I'm really excited!) Okay, today is "Ladies Sauna Day" at the spa on 7th Deck, and me Kara, Christen, and Jordyn are going to go hang out for a while before dinner. Oh poor me. If you've gotten all the way through this blog entry, or the last one... I applaud you. You are truly a great friend, and officially have no life. Miss you all, E-MAIL ME, and I'll talk to you soon. Kim P.S. Pictures and videos are coming.
Yokahoma, Japan kimono... and fast food outlets geared towards the fashion and trend conscious teens. In order to experience the teenage culture at its most extreme, visit Harajuku on a Sunday, when many young people gather around Harajuku Station and engage in cosplay ("costume play"), dressed up in crazy costumes to resemble anime characters, punk musicians, etc. It was wild! Jumped on the train again this time heading for Asakusa district so I could look for beads...specifically ...
Tokyo, Japan awos1244... chercher de ne se faire pas bouffer tot le budget de la chere vie nipponique. On s`est deplace de Pechin a` Tokyo avec un voyage galere de trois jours et la` maintenant on est entrain de se relaxer, por deux jours, dans l`appartement de service d`une eglise cretienne au nord de Tokyo.C`est Sharmeen, notre amie de l`Alabama connue a Pechin, qui nous a trouve ce logement en nous aidant au moin dans ce premier periode de vie au Japon ...
Tokyo, Japan jovanniHi! I have made it to Tokyo, and am enjoying the cherry blossoms of the season. It really is the finest thing to do in Japan! Sit at a park, drink, eat, and enjoy the cherry blossoms. I've been keeping busy with orientations for the Peaceboat. I'm feeling really inspired by the whole concept of the boat! It is really an amazing program, and can't wait to be a part of it. We set sail next week, so I will send another update from Vietnam! Take care, Sunita
Tokyo, Japan sunitamathur... their boats up the Sumidagawa River and unload the tuna they have caught. Then shop owners and restaurant owners, bid for the fish, which are laying out on wooden pallets for viewing. You see men with numbers on their hats walking around inspecting the fish. Sometimes, they will bend over and shine their flashlight downt he cavity of the tuna. There are also men walking around hauling the tunas away once they have been bought. These men come in with either ...
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