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  • Japan, Bloody Expensive...Cost of Japan The pound isnt as strong as it used to be, and as long as the treasury are printing money then its not likely to get any better soon. If you want to have a cheap get away Posted by beatski in incidentals | Jan 30, 2012
  • Japanese ToiletsJapanese Toilets One thing that I have realised is that I seem to have a fascination with toilets and the different types of clap traps that I have seen throughout my journey. So far there has to be only one Posted by beatski in incidentals | Jan 30, 2012
  • Go Onsen...24th November 2011 - Japanese Onsen It is late in the afternoon on the 24th November and Vicky and I have had a day in Kyoto seeing all of the western part of the city, where there are shed loads of Posted by beatski in incidentals | Jan 30, 2012
  • Cold Day in TokyoI am up early and super Amy has been working it again and has got our skiing leg of the trip organised to the detail. Amy works for Myoko Kogen tourism and is an absolute wealth of knowledge and Posted by lostagain in A big trip | Jan 28, 2012
  • Tour of the Imperial Palace grounds, TokyoAfter a good breakfast to fuel us through the morning we head down to the palace – well as best I can as something has not agreed with me and wants to be out as soon as possible. No major Posted by lostagain in A big trip | Jan 28, 2012
  • Bike tour of TokyoMorning comes and we rouse ourselves after up to 14 hours sleep. Some of us still look like the walking dead though. Breakfast is a varied buffet, basically Japanese, with a few western things to keep everyone happy. Volume Posted by lostagain in A big trip | Jan 28, 2012
  • Japon Nous serons au Japon du 28 mars au 18 avril 2012. Nous avons bien hâte de vous faire découvrir nos aventures au pays du Soleil levant! Posted by voyageur61 in Michel & Bruno | Jan 26, 2012
  • A day in AsakusaAs usual, we are still throwing stuff into suitcases when Mum arrives to take us out to the airport. Even still making lunch when the last bag is zipped up. No doubt I will remember what I have forgotten Posted by lostagain in A big trip | Jan 25, 2012
  • Last day in TokyoWe started the day with another traditional breakfast – gave G time to get awake before we had to get everything packed away safely. It is a great rounded meal to start the day, but I am sure the average Posted by lostagain in A big trip | Jan 25, 2012
  • Peaceboat ピースボートHello (proof)readers. I've decided to attempt to start a blog on travellerspoint as this is a good place for fellow travellers to congregate; exchange photos and get some advice and travel tips. I've found travellerspoint useful at times, so if Posted by RMS8 in Peaceboat Journey | Jan 18, 2012
  • Kyoto to Osaka with a dash to Fukuoka CitySo I had to check out this Golden pavilion for myself and I must say it is quite the sight, I hope my photos do it justice... [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/447504/IMG_7155-1.jp Posted by CrackerjackHobo in Vagabond Awakenings | Jan 17, 2012
  • Moved to Google+Since I am using Google+ more and more, I will continue this on my [[http://goo.gl/U9ETw|page]] about my travel to Japan. See you there :-) Posted by nihonryoko in Japan Experiences | Jan 16, 2012
  • HiroshimaHiroshima was a bit of a last minute thing but I could not go without seeing for myself such a horrific historical place and more importantly feeling it... Before[img=http://photos.travel Posted by CrackerjackHobo in Vagabond Awakenings | Jan 15, 2012
  • Thoughts on JapanSo we're nearly ready to leave Japan for China after 20 days of being here (it feels like much longer!) Japan Thoughts... 1) I LOVE soy sauce. I have happily taken to dipping everything I eat in it, including egg and bacon Posted by Tess_JM in Round the World 2012! | Jan 14, 2012
  • Ishigaki and Yonaguni We were heading down to the Southern and Western most points of Japan so Tom could pursue his ridiculous hobby of scuba diving - there's an underwater monument in Yonaguni that if proven madmade could change history as we know Posted by Tess_JM in Round the World 2012! | Jan 14, 2012
  • Vietnam Venture Day 1I used the shuttle to Narita where I boarded the shuttle for Narita Tobu Hotel Airport. Great start to my trip! I got in to the hotel, took the 7:00 PM shuttle to AEON mall where I foun Posted by Chapincita in Globe Trotting | Jan 14, 2012
  • Vietnam VentureI am living and working in Japan. Never in my wildest dreams would I have expected it, but here I am! It’s my first time in Asia and as a school teacher I have the wonderful good fortune of numerous Posted by Chapincita in Globe Trotting | Jan 14, 2012
  • Labo Paaarrtttyyyyy!!So, there was loads more I meant to write about while I was out in Japan, but lack of time towards the end, and just plain laziness won out. However, although we got back 2 months ago (where did the Posted by WhiteHorseJapan in Adventures of a White Horse | Jan 12, 2012
  • Hiroshima!I had no idea what to expect when we arrived in Hiroshima - I couldn`t imagine how it had recovered after the horrific bombing in 1945. However, I was surprised to see that the city was thriving. It had a Posted by Tess_JM in Round the World 2012! | Jan 11, 2012
  • Nara!The main attraction of Nara for any tourist is the biggest Buddha in the world, and the tame deer that casually wonder through the park and mug you if you leave your pockets open (one of them ate my entire Posted by Tess_JM in Round the World 2012! | Jan 11, 2012
  • Kyoto!I`d oh so originally started reading "Memoirs of a Geisha" just before arriving in Kyoto, which made walking down the notorious streets in Gion much more exciting. Kyoto starts off looking like a smaller version of Tokyo when you arrive Posted by Tess_JM in Round the World 2012! | Jan 11, 2012
  • KyotoAfter only being here two hours I left the hostel I was staying at to do some night walking and maybe get some food. The thing I love about Japan is its alleyways, when you go past a side street Posted by CrackerjackHobo in Vagabond Awakenings | Jan 11, 2012
  • Old Culture and New FriendsHey guys, it's been a while since I cranked out a proper post, but since I'm sick as fuck and just sitting around inside all day today, I think I will be able to. Unfortunately, the being sick and the painkillers have Posted by Anon of Holland in A Dutchman in Korea | Jan 9, 2012
  • 80s action advice!I had a dream... And in that dream there were some men, men's men. HEY! OK Ok so its not what your thinking! These men don't give up when it gets tuff, they don't cry like a baby and go home... [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/447504/New-TV-S Posted by CrackerjackHobo in Vagabond Awakenings | Jan 9, 2012
  • The battle is lost, but not the war.Hi guys, Its been a gruelling time and after the orthepedic advising rest for 3 weeks I don't think it worth going on in this fashion. Even if I decided to go on it would not be the same kind of Posted by CrackerjackHobo in Vagabond Awakenings | Jan 8, 2012
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