Toyoko Inn Ikebukuro Kita-guchi 1
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Orgy on the Nambu Express
... and utter ruthless *******s.
I have seen old women using their umbrellas like weapons, to poke and pry the crowds apart, and then just have a good old blind stab here and there if they don’t move.
When commuters have to board busy trains they turn around, back towards the crowd, and just keep on pushing, indifferent to what small children may be turned into human pancakes in the process.
Being a woman ...
Tokyo -- Part II with dinner
... coming through it), the Devil's Handwork (a claw-like potato crisp reaching out of a piece of chicken), Cat Eat Your Hear Out, etc. The highlight event came about 15 minutes into our meal. Alarms sounding, lights flashing and then out, and the ghouls (restaurant staff) wildly shaking the bars and reaching in for you. Susan nearly jumped out of her skin. We were all screaming .... ah, a night to remember.
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Konnichiwa Japan
... and our rail pass meant we could hop on and off as we pleased which was great. Travelling by public transport is so easy, everyone queues in neat orderly lines, even on the subway, and it's comfortable, clean, never late and even the ticket inspectors bow at you as they enter and leave a carriage - never seen that on East Coast.
In summary, Japan is just an amazing place. The people have a real pride in their country, their appearance and their traditions. The ...
Land Of The Rising Sun
... We spent some time wandering around (which in Tokyo is a lot of fun) the area, and ventured into Kabukicho, a popular drinking and dining destination. After a few hours in Shinjuku, we headed back to our accommodation, ending one of, if not the best, night we’ve had whilst travelling.
We woke up late the next day, and just before getting out of bed another earthquake hit. Not a particularly strong one, but John was in a pretty rough ...
Our grand arrival to Japan!
... cheap eateries everywhere. Tobu and Seibu here have the largest food department in the whole of Japan. Yum.
And my favourite Ramen place is located here too.
So after checking in, we rested a bit and head off for a well deserved dinner at Taizou Ramen.
Yum...
Sam ordered the Bushibone kotteri Taizou Ramen upsized for free and I ordered the Tamago ramen (I'm a sucker for Ramen eggs...) and we shared a plate ...