Tokyu Inn Kagoshima

... check-in time or after check-out time, but nobody will let you check in early, just as a matter of principle because people are expected to follow the rules. <br><br>(In the USA, I have noticed that Marriott Hotels keep track of which rooms have been cleaned and they will let you check in early if a room is ready, but less-well managed hotels won't allow early check-ins because they don't keep track of which rooms are ...

... 8;&#12290;&#12290;&#12290;- nee bin gar nicht hübsch...)<br><br>Japaner sind überhaupt lustig, kaum merken sie das du etwas japansich<br>sprichst, schreibens dir schon die Orte mit Abfahrtszeit der Bahn in<br>Hiragana ^_^ witzigerweise, sinds gar nicht überrascht, wenn dus ihnen<br>dann vorliest....oder falsche Kanjis wahrscheinlich zum Testen ^_^ ah<br>doch bakka gaijin<br><br>Gestern der Toriyaki Verkäufer hat auch lange mit mir geredet und dann<br>hat er auch noch mit Slang angefangen ...

... das Geheimnis der schlanken Japanerinnen gelüftet Nämlich selbiges orangenes Aminosäurengetränk - hab jetzt nur die 2000mg variante genommen - die doppelte gabs auch - aber wir wollen doch nicht wie kate moss aussehen oder *hüstel* ebenfalls ein Foto geschossen.<br><br>Das Video zeigt ne einfache Straße in Kagoshima (dahin sind wir nach dem einchecken gefahren) und genau dort wo das Video endet (rechts) gibts nen yakitori geschäft - da wo der Hund dannach so laut bellt. Da hab ...

After catching an early train out of Hiroshima - arrive in Kagoshima around 12 noon and make our way to the traditional Japanese Ryokan we're staying at there. In Tokyo we picked up a free magazine which mentioned sand baths just outside Kagoshima so after dumping our bags we decided to head out to Ikubusi to check them out. The baths involve wearing a hakata (a traditional Japanese robe) and nothing else and heading out from the public baths to the beach where ...

... Kelly w*s the only one *mong us whe spoke J*p*nese, so we relied on him to find us * pl*ce. He didn't find * rest*ur*nt right *w*y, inste*d we stopped by * b*r to *sk for directions *nd ended up st*ying bec*use there w*s sumo wrestling on the TV. We w*tched for *nother hour or so until the b*rtender c*me up to Mike *nd s*id something. App*rently we h*d dr*nk them completely out of beers *s well. She told us th*t she h*d some in * truck on the w*y but we decided th*t we h*d dr*nk ...

... and home made fish cake. All was delicious. After reaching an elegant sufficiency and a buzz from the shochu, we said our good-byes to the Kagawa family as they were staying at extra few days and we caught and early flight to Kagoshima for our one nite in Kagoshima. Iida-san and Ohma-san planned our dinner in Kagoshima. Basically, we had two dinners: Kagoshima "kuro buta" - black pig shabu shabu and Kagoshima ramen. Iida-san ...

Welcome to our chronicle of Kagoshima, the southernmost city on the island of Kyushu in Japan. We arrived at the train station after taking the historic Kyushu limited express train, an old train line that crosses the mountains of the island. We figured out that this was a historic train when we saw all of the other passengers snapping pictures in front of the train cars....so ...

... the islands south of Kagoshima and Okinawa. I am a little sad as AI wanted to take the ferry to Yakushima to see the ancient Jomon ceder trees. There is a nice development called "Dolphin Port" which houses many shops and res taunts arrayed in a a crescent facing Sakurajima. There didn't seem to be very many people and I drank some apple juice in a nice cafe and wrote in my journal and I was the only customer. I went to an another restraint in the complex and had ...

... cedar, we visited Kigensugi cedar, which was about 3000 years old and it was very easy to access, but impressive enough. Near the cedar, Yakusugiland Park was located. It was a park for everybody including seniors and small children to enjoy seeing some Yaku cedars which lived more than 1000 years. By the way, only the ceders which are more than 1000 years old are called Yakusugi ceders in Yakushima. We stayed in Minshuku Hanasatsuki for 3150 ...

... 75p) and took 10 minutes. It ran every 10 minutes 24 hours a day. Although we took the boat the volcano was not an island. It had been however, until 1911, when an eruption that went on for several days spewed out so much lava that it fused itself with the main land. We took a look round the volcano base, taking one of the lava viewing nature trails. The volcano still regularly spouts ash on ...