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Hatago Kobe

1389-3 Arima-cho, Kita-ku Kobe, Hyogo, Kinki, 651-1401, Japan

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Kyoto ... So Refined

A travel blog entry by michellendave

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... train was 700 series with a maximum speed of 285 km/h so I think the main thing making us 'slower' was the number of stops on the way to Kyoto. We left at 10:16 and expected to arrive at 12.21. Just over 2 hours for the 484km ride.

Shinyokohama station has a dizzying array of choices for take away food from a noodle sandwich to onigiri to some really nice looking sashimi. We each picked a ...

Kobe

A travel blog entry by toltmanns

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... right down to the ocean. But appart from that its only got a little chinatown and the bay area to see.
I wanted to take the cable car to a herb garden and a good view, but its closed for renovation :(
So I trekked behind the station up the hill to a waterfall before returning to the hotel. Check-in times are usually in the afternoon (2 or 3pm). Check out is always at 10am which makes it hard after staying out late. In Japan people really start to go out ...

被守護的神戶

A travel blog entry by siuyeahim

... 0;那三盒,û 05;有最左及 368;右的兩盒 2290;)
很有衝動帶 ;他們回家... T_T


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The slow boat to Osaka, Japan

A travel blog entry by nickiemoore

This is a top pick!
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... had even got through the baggage checks. For our two nights on board, we shared our little cabin with Ryan and Josh, two lads from San Francisco who between them were fluent in Japanese, well versed in Manga and had practiced Sumo, all in all making us feel pretty inadequate!

On a hot deck, we watched the banks of the Shanghai's Huangpu River slip by, under bridges and out into a vast river ...

INTERNATIONAL KOBE NESTLES NICELY NEAR THE SEA

A travel blog entry by jwwj

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... aboard. Within about 10 minutes, one finally did arrive and off we went.

On board, I just had to ask. Yaya thought I was jumping to conclusions but I assured her, in Japan there is simply no way machinery could have caused such a delay in maintenance-obsessed Nippon. No, this was a human event and, I suspected, a grisly one. Sure enough, the young man I asked about the cause of the delays reminded me of a word I’d forgotten since leaving Japan, ...