Touganeya Hotel Taito

... curry instead with tempura odds and ends on top. Sean grabbed a pudding, I got pocky, and we got a pocari sweat to drink.<br><br>The curry was pretty good and the tempura shrimp and chicken were the better part of the dish, but there was a mystery third piece of tempura that I actually had to spit out. I`m always for trying new things, but this was relatively repulsive. Sean and I also found his pudding to be scary. It tasted good ...

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... Portland. In Portland we were able to catch up with some old friends, the Gerbers, who we hadn't seen for 38 years when we all lived in Chitose, Hokkaido. Dinner with the Gerbers at Jake's, a great seafood restaurant that has been a Portland landmark for over 100 years, made for a nice evening. If you get to Jake's I recommend the stuffed flounder. The second day found us winding our way along the old Columbia River Gorge Highway where we stopped and saw just about all ...

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... some movie stars and other celebrities and VIP's live in this area -- a high income would definitely be needed to afford to live here! It was very impressive -- somewhat reminiscent of San Francisco. If we ever get a chance to go back during daylight hours, it would be very interesting to take a tour through Den-enchofu. We were met at the station by my MBA colleague Takako-san and her friends Ichiro and Matsukura. From there we ...

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Today was our group field trip to Kamakura! I ran into my first train trouble this morning and spent a long time waiting at the platform, wondering if the trains I was watching come and go would actually get me where I needed to go. I had never run into this problem before, but today it seemed that many commuter express and rapid trains passed through the station, and I was afraid they would skip my stop. I finally found a train I was confident in and got to our meeting ...

... million miles an hour and about an inch away from the window. An hour and a half later (and the last stop) it pulled into Ueno. The first thing that hit me was the people. Although this is in Tokyo it isn't the main part (I think Tokyos divided into different sections) so I think I was expecting it to be a little less crowded. This place reminds me of London more than anywhere else so god knows what the main part of Tokyo is like. I found my hotel pretty easily ...

... walk out of the fish market area to a post office which just opened and we are able to get some cash. Back to the sushi counter and a waitress waves us in to two seats near the door. It's elbow to elbow. The sushi chef closest to us starts asking questions, to which we just say Hai (yes). And he starst placing sushi in front of us. All together we each were served 6 pieces (Urchin, white fish/clam, two pink fish, shrimp and egg) and a tuna roll. We also had ...