Toyoko Inn Asakusa Komagata Taito

... the texture was something strange and new to us and so we could only eat half. In the end, we had only the pocky to satisfy the rest of our appetite. Where to put our trash was a mystery and so we just put it where we thought was correct and then skirted out guiltily, bounding up the stairs and out of the building. The food and air conditioning had refreshed us and so we no longer had any need for science - pish posh!<br><br>Yasukuni ...

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... journey. Japan has always been the "lead" in Asian Fashion. This can be noticed from the well-groom men and women, donning their chic winter wear, even in the train. We noticed that, the ladies here must-have items in their cosmetic pouch is their compact mirrors. Any minute any moment, you will tend to notice ladies touching up their makeup, righin the train. I think, this might be their way of passing time in trains. DS Lite &amp; PSP console gaming are ...

... waterfalls that make up part of the fantastic scenery along this route. We even managed to do the one mile hike to the top of Multomah Falls. A mile doesn't sound like much, but when it is uphill - REALLY uphill for the entire walk - that mile sure seems mighty long. Coming back down is easier, but puts a lot of pressure on the feet, so make sure you have sturdy and comfortable shoes for this climb too. Leaving the falls we continued on around the "loop" that took us ...

... satuttiin oikeaan paikkaan oikeaan aikaan, huhhuijaa. ...ja Japanilainen robotualetti on vaatinu ensimmäisen uhrinsa :-) Hotellilla pahaa aavistamaton Sami painoi väärää nappia ja sai välittömän rangaistuksen moisesta tempusta. Onneksi vesi lensi vain housuille, koska kokemuksen syvällä rintaäänellä voin sanoa, että siinä voi käydä huonomminkin :-) Viime vuotinen vessapäivitys löytyy täältä: http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-en tries ...

... to Takako's mother's home and had a great meal of sushi and other Japanese food. It was great! We also had a very nice visit with everyone. I was very glad that Takako-san invited us to spend an evening with her and her friends. The MBA program that we are working on is distance-based and as such, one does not get to meet many other students in person. It was wonderful to once again have an opportunity to meet with Takako-san.

... of watching Kabuki comes from the audience. During a play, the audience shouts the names of actors during short pauses. The timing of the shout must be just right. It's an interesting phenomena. Other interesting things to notice during Kabuki are the colorful and gorgeous costumes and make-up which the actors wear. Oh well...another excuse for coming back to Japan. I'm so tired I can barely stand but we still have to drop packages off at the hotel and ...

... right on time. We still waited for about a half hour after that, getting everyone collected, informed and ready to go. The train trip to Kamakura is a long one. All in all, I would say the travel time was about an hour and a half. But the experience there was really worth it and it absolutely deserves to be the must-see attraction that it is. When we arrived, we went as a group through three torii along a path of cherry trees, entering one of the many shrines in Kamakura ...

... that all the road signs I could see were in Japanese but the lady behind the desk said I couldn't check in until 3pm, it already felt like Id been up about four days straight (for anyone who doesn't know me I like to sleep - a lot) so I ended up having to wait a couple of hours which was when I found McDonalds. I know pretty tragic I fly half way around the world and the first meal I have is the same thing I could of picked up ten minutes from my house. One thing I didn ...

... soup and green tea. This is by far the freshest and most decadent sushi we have ever had. Not sure it can get more fresh than this! This is our last meal in Japan and what an incredible one at that! We cruise around the other stalls near the sushi counters looking at knives, vegetable stands, tea stands, etc. It's basically a gigantic open air market. And like we've said just bustling with commotion. We're glad we came here. We will take a train to the airport at ...