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Mt. Fuji
... a map from tourist information, in the mood for walking we walked around one of the bigger lakes at the bottom of Mt Fuji and up towards the mountain itself. We were both surprised that the area was like a little town, we thought we'd be walking on mud tracks but if we weren't on the public footpath we were on the road. We stopped for our packed lunch (yes, we really were like serious ramblers for the day) overlooking the ...
My longest blog in ths trip so far
... than double of some other places (700¥). I've never been to an onzen, can't compare if this is worthed. Anyhow, I enjoyed it very much. It was seperated by men and women. I was a bit uneasy walking around with "nothing"; seeing everyone is doing the same thing, who cares. There is an outdoor pool and different pools indoor. We have total spent 1 hr and 15 min for only the onzen, including shower, 'cus we have to catch a train. If I had more time, I could ...
The Elusive Mt Fuji
... supermarket and bought some meat balls on skewers (they could have been chicken or pork - it was hard to tell but they were tasty) and some sushi and a couple of cakes for our evening meal. The clouds have come in and our hotel room window is almost level with them now and it’s started torrential rain again. Hopefully it’s not going to be like this tomorrow as we are going on cable cars up into the mountains and are meant to ...
Japan moto trip (Izu Skyline)
Day 2: Izu Skyline
All I can say is, you MUST ride this, and any/everywhere on the Izu Peninsula at some point in your life. You must do this especially if you consider yourself a keen moto tourer. The scenery and corner carving cahoonery is OSM (panorama). OSM. Sometimes when you read moto magazines they talk about an ear to ear grin when riding a bike. I had one of these. A lot. It was OSM. I felt so ecstatic because here I was, a total newbie to ...
Mt Fuji Trip Report
... the whip. He said he did about 4 tours a week to the top. He also said that there was a competition for the fastest climb and last to win was a New Zealander in 2:50hrs. Ridiculous considering we did it in 7 hours over two days! The first day was the toughest, we did 5 hours of climbing after a bus ride to the 5th station (of 8). This is most of the way up Mt Fuji, with 500 vertical metres to go I think. It was a fairly ...
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