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Kobe, Day 4
... sake in which I, of course, didn't participate, people headed to the restaurant. The food was great and I can't even count the number of courses we had! Later research showed that the dinner was a fine example of kaiseki, Japanese haute cuisine. Multiple small dishes, containing various beautifully garnished foods were brought to the tables by kimono-clad hostesses. Maran was so busy documenting ...
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Kobe greeted us with news of the 8.8M earthquake that happened earlier that day while we were contentedly walking the Akihabarra district in Tokyo. The other guests in our hotel in Kobe were crowded around the television in the foyer as news of the destruction was being shown on every channel. But despite the mayham in the north of Japan we had a lovely time in Kobe, starting with a tour of a Sake museum and brewery ...
Lost in Translation - 8 Hours in Japan
... to pick out a good restaurant. There were so many to choose from but no way to tell which was better. Trying to read the menus was pointless. So, I picked one that was fairly crowded and had a counter where I could eat by myself. Very quickly I realized how few people speak English in Japan. It was pretty funny trying to order. There was absolutely no communication going on. In the end, I had no way to know what I was going to get. The woman next to me looked like she was ...
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... 125. US and the matching blah t-shirt was $75. (Heidi's not getting it!!!!) There was a neat looking rocking chair/cradle combination for $1500. US that a baby would be in for at most 6 months. At the Apple store at 32 mb iPhone cost $750 US.
Most Tokyoites commute 1 1/2-2 hours each way everyday for work. If any of us put in those long days and had to pay those outrageous prices ...
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