Yokohama Plaza Hotel

... ...... you must play by the rules. Anyway, people began to go their seperate ways. We saw some of the crew for a while at the hotel bar and then they split. That night we tried to find the Hard Rock Cafe. It was a catastrophy, and the hard rock was ...

... is where we will be spending 3 of our 4 days in Tokyo, we discovered a very interesting thing. From Yokohama station, which is 2 minutes walk from the Hotel I am sitting in now, Disneyland is a 40 minute train ride, with a single change of trains at ...

... basically all too tired and full. We jumped on the train, and got a direct route back to Shin-Yokohama station which is where our hotel is located. After afternoon rests, we walked down to the local "eat street" near the train station, ...

... is a passenger port for Tokyo, but Tokyo has extensive port facilities too. Tokyo is the largest town in Japan, and Yokohama, with a population of 3.5 million, is the second largest city.  Both cities are located in the Kanto region of the main ...

... leaves. No delays and everything running smoothly. We left Tokyo (world's most populous metropolitan area), passed through Yokohama (Japan's largest incorporated city) making our way through Nagoya (home to Toyota, Honda and Mitsubishi, Japan's ...

... a large area). We packed our bags this morning, and since we will be returning there tomorrow night, the hotel at Yokohama kindly allowed us to leave our main bags there, which allowed us to travel only with our day pack ...

... , Hakone Owakudani & Kowakien, Sophia Junior Collage Hadano Campus Orientation Camp & Humanics Class, Yokohama Grand Intercontinental Hotel, Yokohama Municipal Sport Medical Centre, Tokai University Gym, Yokosuka Naval Port Cruise, Mikasa Park ...