Toyoko Inn Yamato Ekimae
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Needle in a Haystack! Overwhelming...
... stores, but no, an entire city of new, old, used high tech everything! You name it this town had it!
We started in the biggest store it was packed – being a Saturday evening it was jammers, crowd of consumers, everyone was buying… and every once and a while you would bump into an couple of westerners with the same bemused look – mouth wide open, eyes on stilts!
After a tour of the whole building we headed down the neon lit streets ...
Tokyo
... station of Tokyo, where we caught a glimpse of the Imperial Palace, which was positioned against a contrasting backdrop of skyscrapers, nestled behind forested gardens. Stunning. We then got lost looking for a tube station to our next destination and ended up walking for a fair while in the wrong direction. Surprisingly though, this wasn't even a bad experience, given that anywhere you venture to in Tokyo - intended or unintended - seems to have its ...
Japan 2
... of the park when we first came out of the subway – cynical me was just waiting for him to ask for money, but he never did and seemed happy to have helped. Over the next week I would see lots and lots of these homeless, insignificant shadows. Who just existed out of sight, well nearly out of sight! This seemed in contrast to the rest of Tokyo which seemed so clean and organised.
The other thing that stuck me was the Japanese attitude to smoking. ...
Keith and Beth in JAPAN
... Another morning we set out to see the famous Tsukiji fish market. This place is something not to be missed in life. It is the biggest wholesale seafood and fish market in the world. We heard from some people you can get there as early as possible in hopes to see the fish auction that takes place in the wee hours of the morning (by 5 am). Needless to say, Keith and I missed that particular ...
Looking for Deckard
... a bunch of complete muppets!
We also got to see some of the famous Harajuku teenagers who dress in allsorts of strange costumes,although some of them didn’t like people taking pictures of them,most of them loved it.As we were leaving people were giving out free hugs so I happily obliged.
After Harajuku we walked to Shibuya,if you go to Tokyo and see one thing it should be the pedestrian crossing in Shibuya.It was mesmerizing,just like a sea ...
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