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Urban Hotel Sanko Chiba

2-11-8 Imai Chuo-ku Chiba, Chiba, Kanto, 260-0834, Japan

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Mountain Views

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... store for a quick lunch. After another short nap, we walked over to a giant 100 yen store near Ario, then met Beth and crew back at Soga station for dinner. This time, we went to a place for Subiyaki and Shabu-shabu. This was probably my favorite dinner. It was similar to Hot Pot, if you have ever one that before. Platters of thinly sliced beef and pork and of various vegetables and ...

MY LAST DAY WITH TOSHI

A travel blog entry by kmac55

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... when I get to Bali. Toshi leads me into another shop selling pickled stuff. Pickled shrimp, pickled seaweed, pickled… well, everything you can pickle. The very nice lady pickler, who explained the process, offered me some of everything, but the only think I thought I could stomach was the pickled kelp, which was actually rather good. We thanked ...

Natural and Sciency

A travel blog entry by gadelle

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... glass, bears rubbing shoulders with antelopes, camels sneering at wolves, and so on, and the birds share roosting spots along one of the walls. It's incredible to see such variety in the same space like that, and even so it represents only an infinitely small fraction of the things alive on this planet.

We didn't have time to visit every exhibit, but we went over to the science section, which includes a ...

Japan is cheap....if you budget (1)

A travel blog entry by xiaokatherine

... restaurants, even if you can't cook like me.
As for actual groceries, a normal bottle of brand shampoo costs about six dollars, however, in the incredible japanese frenzy for economical and ecological approaches towards general life, they have none bottled shampoos, refills, if you will, to the bottled shampoos, which costs about three dollars per bag for a big bottle.
Where's cheaper than that?
China.
But i am not in china right now, so all i could ...

To the Top and Then the Hardest Part

A travel blog entry by dmarek

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... the climbers on Everest. I
was at the 400 meter mark and could see the top and a few zigzags of trail to
get ...