Sukeroku No Yado Sadachiyo
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Tokyo
... violent shaking of the building that lasted about 30 seconds. We determined it to be an earthquake and confirmed on the internet the next morning that it was approximately a 5.2 on the Richter scale. It was a very eventful day to say the least.
Day 3 Tokyo
We woke up and checked out of our hostel. Thankfully our host was kind enough to let us keep our bags there while we traveled around the area a bit more to wait for our Shinkansen (bullet train) that ...
Origami con kimonos
... salió un hermoso traje de seda, larguísimo. Azumi me explicó que me enseñarían los kimonos de su hermana y de ella pero que no tenían todos los accesorios como el obi (el cinturón) o todas las demás cosas ya que ponerse un kimono es muy complicado. Usualmente, a la hora de vestirse, van a un lugar especial… probablemente el mismo lugar donde compraron el kimono. También me contó que un kimono puede ir de $300 a los $20,000 variando en las sedas y los ...
Wandering Tokyo
Tokyo is such a crazy place, the people are really interesting to watch. There are some wild clothing styles here, they almost look like they are from america back in the 50s or 60s bur with a dew crazy twists thrown in. Almost all the women are wearing heels all the time which is crazy, even in the rain. And every single person has an umbrella, ...
Tokyo
... Mercy).
You enter through the Kaminarimon or "Thunder Gate” which has a massive red-and-black paper lantern hanging over the top of the stairs to suggest thunderclouds and lightning.
There are a number of places where you can get your fortune told for 100 yen by shaking metal canisters full of yarrow sticks until one pokes out of a small hole in the top. Each stick has a number in Japanese script engraved on it. You then open the draw with the ...
Sayanora japan
... with a visit to the castle. Sadly not as impressive as osaka castle.
Went for an Indian in Hiroshima as suggested by lonely planet. Had a full thali. Beaut!!! high five lonely planet. I miss the spice.
Left for tokyo this am and am now. Staying in sinjuku. close to the station. this station is massive. serves 725,000 people a day on the trains. busiest train station in japan, you can see why. As lonely planet ...
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