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Arrival at Hiroshima and shrine at Tokyo
... we arrived at Hiroshima the first thing I noticed was how much quieter it is compared to Tokyo. We caught a taxi to our accommodations and I got a western style room however I wished I had got a Japanese one. I guess that is something I can look Foward to later. The rooms are extremely small :( I think I like Tokyo better! We then walked to dinner and had Okonomiyaki! It is so much better than Australia. We sat around a big hot plate and we watched them make it. ...
Day 3 - Tokyo
... catch, were they screen clips from the Gundam anime and have the mecha move,
light up & emit smoke – my Inner Geek was delighted.
After that we went to Palate Town to ride the giant ferris
wheel – it was so high! We had
sensational views of the Tokyo skyline in all its neon glory – fantastic experience! We then took the train back to Ueno and
decided to give Karaoke a whirl........which was interesting. ...
Disneyland
... blanco y negro y luego progresando por todos los personajes. ¡Estuvo hermoso..!
Ya de noche fuimos a recorrer Toontown y entramos a la casa de Minnie Mouse. Afuera, tiene un pozo para pedir deseos y Azumi y yo tiramos nuestras monedas de espaldas con la mano derecha sobre el hombro izquierdo como en la mejor tradición de la Fontana de Trevi. ¡Espero que funcione en el pozo de los deseos también y me traiga de regreso a Japón! Para nuestra sorpresa cuando las monedas llegaron ...
Tokyo
... 40th floor which has great views and a selection of good cheeses including a Roquefort and a Forme D’ambert! I’ll have to come back tonight for a glass of red and a couple of pieces.
I asked one of the girls at reception the way to the Meiji shrine and she pointed it out on the map, suggesting I take the train from Shibuya station as it’s only one stop away, but as it’s apparently only 20 minutes on foot I decided to walk there and get ...
Take two
... test tubes, beakers and syringes the receptacles of the day, as well as brightly coloured capsules containing a hit of alcohol. After a warm up drink and a squid salad I splashed out on a garish red concoction. I was trying to figure out what I was drinking when the lights went out, eerie music came on accompanied by Japanese dialogue and monstrous figures began roaming the bar. Totally kitsch and crazy in a great Japanese way. The perfect way to end my Japanese ...