The Prince Sakura Tower Tokyo Minato

... much resembles a poo which has been dipped in gold *fancy*.<br><br>We got to our hostel and dumped our luggage, paid and then walked back to Asakusa's main city centre. <br><br>............................... ....<br><br>Okay so i am kind of in London now as it was impossible to finish this draft at our hostel in Tokyo due to pesky yanks who love to hog computers and and talk **** at all hours of the night. <br><br>Lets recap: on other pages! ! ! <br><br> <br><br>

Today began with two lectures, one from Prof. Wallin, and the other by Prof. Dairokuno. From there we went to lunch at the Diet (Japanese Parliament building). After a tour of the Diet, we went to the Parliamentary museum. I'm not gonna lie, it was pretty boring. I'm grateful for the opportunity to see these areas, but I was bored out of my mind. When we finally got back to the hostel, we started studying for a quiz. So fun....luckily I was ...

... far too early for garlic and spices), a boiled egg, 2 biscuits and a bottle of water. After we'd eaten we headed straight for the gates as had to go through customs and immigration and weren't show how long it would take. Both were quite painless except for a slight boob on my part as I had forgotten to empty the Chinese rocket fuel vodka out of my hip flask. It was no biggy though they just tipped it away. Headed straight over to our gate and as we got there ...

... such as Sakurada-mon, Sakashita-mon, Kikyo-mon, and Oote-mon. Also, many keep towers, Fushimi-yagura, Fujimi-yagura and Tatsumi-yagura. With those great buildings from Edo Castle, You can feel the Edo period was like. Here you can check out the video clips of Imperial Palace Outer Garden in my web site. http://www.mustlovejapan.com/area/tokyo _center/kokyo_gaien/

... of nice people later..I feel much better! Although we did pack and move all our luggage to the reception as we thought we were going to Kyoto today..we weren't we had got it wrong and so they all thought we were really stupid in a nice kind of way and then they trundled all our luggage back up! We are off to Kyoto tomorrow to see a Geisha show and then Hiroshima and Mount Fuji the next day.. Then I will click my sparkly pink shoes together and be home in 18 hours! xxx

... the window of the car door. It was obvious in my head that we were not getting on that train. We decided to wait out rush hour for about 30 minutes. Finally about 8:50 a.m. the trains started to get less crowded. We got to yoyogiuehara station at about 9:30 or so. We had not problems getting from train to train cause the train system in japan is incredible and very user friendly. My parents were really surprised that we actually made it to their friends place without ...

... he didnt have the couryard to himself when he got out of the shower....... but that's another matter), we spent two days here viewing the largest Buddah in Japan and touring other monuments, shrines. We visited Nara Park with its all but tame deer and had an all around relaxing good time, our trip however coincided with "Golded Week" in Japan and there were alot of people on vacation and visiting the city at the time............. a bit crowded but nice none the ...

... di Tokyo per potermi dare una mano.....sembrava un film di Tornatore....o ``C` era una volta in America``. Tutti che mi dicevano che sono un bel giovane italiano, che dovevo andare prima a cercarli, che si trovera` una soluzione presto perche` qui i soldi vanno via velocemente, che l`immigrazione e` rigida ma ci sono soluzioni... e via dicendo. Intanto S. mi spiegava che era un peccato, secondo lui, che fossi venuto con la mororsa perche` qui le giapponesi, non ...

... up to Asakusa, where we saw the Asahi Beer building (a Phillipe Starck creation, half shaped like a beer glass and the other half topped by what looks like a golden carrot) and found some great markets and another temple. Near this spiritually significant site we checked in on worshippers of another kind - gambling addicts in a Pachinko parlour. Shaz had told me about the noise of these places, with all the millions of ball bearings ...

More from Jimmy's Travelpod We explored Tateyama some more today. For breakfast, we actually went to McDonald's. I tried the McGrand, which is not in the states, and enjoyed the Japanese option of replacing a meal's french fries with chicken nuggets. Now I can say that I ate at McDonald's in Japan. I guess I'm ready to leave now. Neil and I actually came back to Tokyo ...