 | Ito, Japan |
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... on the trip so far. It was one of the most restful places I have ever stayed and the service we received was fantastic. If anyone is planning a trip to Japan I cannot recommend highly enough staying at a ryokan and experiencing proper Japanese hospitality.
... kicked him when fallen asleep and swinging her massive bag across an old lady who barely escaped terrified. - Working men in Japan are nick named Salaryman because they feel frustrated about their long working hours and having no money to spend because ...
... that day, the sun almost shining and the wind had calmed. What I learned: * When eating noodle soup in Japan, you should slurp as anything else would be considered rude * The 'thing' they put on the floor in traditional Japanese ...
... felt like I could breathe. The stress of living in a crowded city in a place where I can barely communicate melted away. I was in Japan. We were a bit pressed for time, so we had to take a taxi to catch our train back to Tokyo. I stopped to ...
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