Urban Hotel
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9 times in Japan, still haven't left the airport
... seat-back console. And some little touches, like hot towels to refresh you. They deserve their top ranking for customer satisfaction.
I've been to Narita airport 9 times now, and I have yet to get out of the airport and see any of the country. Always transitioning. Still, I appreciate the clean surroundings, with nothing to distract you ...
I lost a day (actually I gained a day)
... that the subway Ueno station is two stops from the LEX train which brought me from the Airport. Also they didn't mention that there's about 50 flights of stairs which one has to lug their suitcases up and down.
Next time I'm taking a taxi even if it's only a mile. My back is killing me after all this lugging luggage today.
I need sleep - will write more ...
Yokoso to Japan! Where It's Really Quite English
... luggage racks. During our journey a lady joined the route dressed in a kimono, which took me buy surprise at first as I’d somehow got it into my head that only Geishas wear them these days, but it was clear that this was just an ordinary lady heading off somewhere that required her to wear formal clothing.
We disembarked at Ueno and popped into the Hard Rock Café that is situated in the station before grabbing some lunch at a local sushi shop and Starbucks. We then found ...
How to not die on the beaches of japan
... put that down you're going to get stung!" The shell I had grabbed was very large, conical, and covered in leopard black spots and yellow stripes. She told me that cone snails could kill me. We were pretty sure there was nobody home in the shell since it hadn't tried to kill me when I grabbed it, but I put it in a plastic bag to take back to the hotel just in case. We went back to the hotel and googled about cone shells and verified that I had ...
Day 23: Back to Tsukuba via Haneda
... bbq came with us, and 10 people finally arrived at the Karaoke. It was 1100 yens for 3h (you pay drinks separatly) - 10 people in a (small) room, you choose your songs on an electronic remote control, and then everybody sings together very loud and dances ! This was very funny but so different from the japanese "traditional" style where everybody sits, and sings one after the other !
We came back home with our bicycles at almost 4 am, for a good night sleep !
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Amenities
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Free parking
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