Toyoko Inn Chiba Makuhari
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River cruises are the best :)
... looked like something out of the future, took us straight to another area we wanted to go Odaiba (the futuristic area). This place had the best view i had seen of Tokyo so far, well from ground level at least! it over looked the rainbow bridge, which is stunning. There was a miniature statue of liberty, a huge shopping mall where we enjoyed a lovely Starbucks and a indoor ...
The Long Haul - Kon-nichi-wa and Goodnight.
We left from MI around 8:30 am on Thursday, arrived at ORD around 8:30. Got my Jamba juice fix with some razzmataz, then began a very very very long flight to Japan. We got lunch on the plane almost right away, which was unexpected. There were no good movies playing on the flight though, so there was a lot of time to try to pass in other ways. About an hour in, we listened to my Mitch collection for 2 hours. 3 down, 9 to go. ...
Tokyo: A vacation within a vacation
... getting me set up in their home, and shuttling me around like some invalid. I've thoroughly enjoyed my time here, just relaxing and eating. And to be fair, aside from all the futuristic, weird maid cafe/anime stuff, Tokyo's great highlight is that you have a lot of fun with good food and good company. So thanks to Shoko and Tak--I will be keeping in touch so keep check your mailbox (both real and electronic). Domo arigatou gozaimasu.
Tomorrow--Seoul, typhoon be damned.
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The land of the rising sun #1: Tokyo
... me of the nonstop urban-sprawl found in the Matrix films - attributable to the fact there's 35m people living in the Tokyo conurbation! But crossing this huge landscape is made a doddle by the super-efficient train network. The food here is of a superb standard too - ordering is made much easier by pictures on menus, and you soon master the point/smile/bow technique which serves you when trying to get anything here. We haven't really even explored the nightlife ...
Thanks, Cloudy Bay!!!
... is most like a European city - cafes, restaurants (quite many Spanish, Italian and French ones), small shops selling clothes designed by upcoming designers etc... And no noisy music and voices shouting out of loudspeakers at every shop entrance! I loved it - so much that I got quite lost in the maze of little streets (that - like most streets in Tokyo - have no street signs...) But no worries, Japan is quite safe and I managed to retrace my steps back to where I started out - ...