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Japanase Adventure With Tucan Tours
A Travel Blog by vng
Lost among noodle houses and marvel over this great island nation-Try deadly Fubu sashimi. Admire Japanese efficiency and have a less common Japanese experience. Hanged with a Maiko Geisha.
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Sandy's & Ira's Great Asian Adventure
A Travel Blog by sandy31
... and states. On our roll call, he set up weekly discussion on the various ports of call and sign-up sites for member-arranged tours. Excitement grew and our roll call grew as we waited for the cruise date to finally arrive. By the time we all met on ...
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Tenisu no Oujosama-tachi
A Travel Blog entry by gadelle from Onna, Okinawa, Japan
... at the hotel. Our choices were barbecue, Chinese food, or Okinawan food, and we opted for the latter because, obviously, we were in Okinawa! That meal has become my benchmark for how full I feel. Up to now, and I'm sure for a long time to ...
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Warm weather
A Travel Blog entry by schwinkle from Naha, Kyushu-Okinawa, Japan
Today we arrived at Naha City in Okinawa. We flew from Tokyo in an ANA 747. It has bee a really long time since I've flown in a 747 and (other than landing which I hate with a passion) it was a pleasure. The service on ANA is impeccable ...
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Karate in Tropical Japan (Flashback)
A Travel Blog entry by adamz from Naha, Kyushu-Okinawa, Japan
... able to do otherwise. First stop was Ryukyu village. From what I could tell this place aimed to give a view of Okinawa's cultural heritage. In other words it was basically a Japanese theme park with people dressed in costume and doing historically ...
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Doing Time in Abashiri.
A Travel Blog entry by zombywoof from Shibecha, Japan
... solitary confinement, each area is given a few of these mannequins; some even operated by motion sensors (oooooohhhhhh). There were two tours routes that were offered in our pamphlet so we decided to follow the `usually tour`. I think the other one ...
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Iriomote: The Rain, Oh The Cursed Rain.
A Travel Blog entry by zombywoof from Ishigaki, Japan
... for being so righteous?!?! The next day I was up early because I had sort of scheduled a kayak expedition with the guy who runs tours next door to my minshuku. However, I went into the grocery store to get some food and I saw a couple of other people ...
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Lazing around Ishigaki
A Travel Blog entry by anslwithers from Ishigaki, Kyushu-Okinawa, Japan
... you need a guide to help you get there and sadly today they are expecting some fall-out from the typhoon so not running the tours. Hey ho. Instead we chilled out at the ANA resort, making use of their private beach and private pool. Well ...
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Catching crazy coconut crabs and kayaking
A Travel Blog entry by anslwithers from Iriomote-Jima, Japan
... ; We spent the first day just lazing in the shade but we went crab spotting at night. The guesthouse we stayed at ran short tours to the beach and armed with torches and one of the owner's dogs (he was just there for the ride) we searched for crabs ...
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Day 20: Ishigaki - Sea kayaking and meeting Nemo
A Travel Blog entry by oandb from Yonehara, Okinawa, Japan
... in the bay, but you can admire the landscape. Even with grey skies, we could see how clear the sea was there ! Many boats offer tours in the bay to enjoy the beauty of the place through their glass bottoms. We had lunch in a restaurant close to the bay, ...
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I LOVED Japan !!!!
A Travel Blog entry by dshewbridge from Nagasaki, Kyushu-Okinawa, Japan
... in downtown Nagasaki. Immigration was slow as we had to be photographed, fingerprinted and thermoscanned! June and I went on different tours and we agreed that the people were extremely polite and friendly. We enjoyed them at every point. June went to ...
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Onsen, Ruins, Shrines, Park, Canal City, Tower!
A Travel Blog entry by lucbergeron86 from Dazaifu, Kyushu-Okinawa, Japan
... today! One especially was when we were at the Fukuoka Tower. I was reading the brochure to Luc and said "there are bus tours of elderly, handicaps, and those on social welfare", knowing that it meant there were bus tours for them to the tower....but Luc ...
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On our way to the snow
A Travel Blog entry by hyper351 from Porepunkah, Victoria, Australia
... 't help us very much at all; also the guy at the counter was an idiot. So we left him & went to this other place called 5 star tours & for $85 pp we got our own transport up to the mountain, a tour of Mt Hotham & Dinner Plain & they also dropped us off to ...
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Yakushima 4: One mother of a hike
A Travel Blog entry by mchao from Miyanoura, Kagoshima, Japan
... , but also well organized, but also not for the faint of heart. Though there are many, many tourists that take low impact tours, the highlights of the island are all of the long hikes. And this is no sneaker hiking--this is muddy, leechy long ...
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The refreshing ambiance at the guest house
A Travel Blog entry by akageratt from Kigali , Kiyovu , Rwanda
... refreshing guest house, located in the heart of kigali city - just 10 min. drive from the Airport. - Free wireless internet - breakfast - resident chef - 24 hr transport - 24 hr service - personalised services - tours & travel guidance ...
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Not sure of the date but certainly Cambodia
A Travel Blog entry by mbrinsdon from Seim Reap, Cambodia
... a really nice guest house with and Irish pub next door - all bar girls dressed in Irish costumes!! Had a city sights tours by tuk-tuk - a lovely central park full of amily groups enjoying Sunday evening - flying kites - excercising - a musical coloured ...
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Visa Run
A Travel Blog entry by lcridd from Fukoka, Japan
... ready to learn as much as I could. There was a huge park dedicated to peace with many statues. There were a lot of bus tours and school groups there visiting this site. (more to come of descriptions in the email about the fotos.) Next came the ...
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The Ragga King!
A Travel Blog entry by jbethe from 3-Day Sail In The Belizean Cayes, Belize, Belize
... gal working on a Peace Corps mission in Belize for 2 years, and her sometimes-boyfriend from Las Vegas (though they met in Okinawa). A friendly couple from Beligium, one older guy from Holland, and one British gal in her 20's rounded out the group. And ...
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Outline of Asian Trip
A Travel Blog entry by dougnjudy from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
... their daily exercises. · · Own tour or KEI-C $149, 8.25 hours · 7:00 - 17:00 · One hour drive 21 T Okinawa · OKA-A SHURIJO CASTLE / KOKUSAI STREET 1:00-5:00 · Board your motorcoach at the pier for the approximately 30-minute drive to Naha ...
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Seoul of Asia
A Travel Blog entry by kateinjapan from Seoul, Korea Rep.
... early to recover. Tomorrow I'm taking off work and Lily, Tony and I are flying down to the southern most prefecture in Japan, Okinawa. There is a large marine base there so some of you may have heard of it for that reason. It's famous for its ...




