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Tokyo, Tokyo, Tokyo!!!
... en el Hilton Tokyo Hotel, que saque con mis puntos Hitlon acumulados durante mis viajes de trabajo. El buffet de desayuno de este hotel es fenomenal! El Hilton en el que me quedo en Ohio cuando voy de viaje de trabajo parece un hotelucho comparado a este (que es de 5 estrellas)! Nos tomamos un buen desayuno antes de empezar el día. Nuestra primera parada fue a los jardines del palacio imperial. Hay un tour de las afueras del palacio para el cual se hace reserva previa y es gratis. ...
Tokyo Tower: The beacon of a city's beauty.
... I visit Tokyo, except for my very first visit to Tokyo. Back then, the only reason my family visited the tower was because we were with a tour group. On my second visit to Tokyo, I hardly paid any attention to it, and let’s face it, at seventeen then, I was more preoccupied with buying kitsch trinkets and shopping at Harajuku while my dad went to the office than visiting places ...
Beginning of a great journey!
... airplane. So the whole 9 hours I was awake - luckily I was able to watch some movies.
Once I landed in Narita I was so excited! The moment the adventure really started. I had to wait about an hour for a bus towards Shinagawa (品川). I tried a weird Japanese drink and knew of that moment to never buy it again. Once I had arrived in Shinagawa I had to take the subway to Kamata (蒲田), because that was where I would meet Masaru.
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Konnichiwa Japan
... wife Keiko, along with his son Hideaki did the most amazing job of sampling the best Tokyo had to offer. We fell in love with it and felt really settled in the vast sprawl of the city (apart from struggling for nearly an hour to find a way out of Shinjuku station on our first day!).
We then went on to Kyoto, where we spent another four nights, exploring the temples, shrines and geisha districts. From there, Arima Onsen, where we took part in the very Japanese tradition ...