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  • The Heart of Japan After four months of living in Japan I still find myself trying to understand what lies at the heart of Japanese society. However, I come away with a few observations that point to the overall shape of Japanese core Posted by mginsberg in Travel Reflections | Jul 18, 2009
  • Why I am eager to work in Japan I have always been fascinated by Japanese history and culture. As an aspiring artist during my youth, I was compelled by the i Posted by pionier8 in Derek Tye Webb | Jul 7, 2009
  • Teaching Philosophy Enthusiasm, dedication and leadership are a few traits that I believe are very important for a successful teacher to have. My method of teaching conversational English is to use a natural and communicative approach. This is done best by teaching Posted by pionier8 in Derek Tye Webb | Jul 7, 2009
  • Resume Click here for the Microsoft Word version (http://download201.mediafire.com/dxwd05bbw09g/5j3mmi0jqra/WebbResumeJFinal.doc[/url) Derek Tye Webb United States Citizen; Native Language English; Single, not married Posted by pionier8 in Derek Tye Webb | Jul 7, 2009
  • Tokyo, 7/3/09 Leaving Sacramento. I don't know how I managed to get the propeller to look like that. I was only in Japan for about a couple of hours at the airport. I had heard about Tokyo's legen Posted by RobinAsia in Rob's Thailand and the Philippines | Jul 7, 2009
  • The Demolition Man Theory A: We’ve finished week 1 of training w00p! it’s been intense and an emotional rollercoaster but we have survived and celebrated last night with the ultimate Japanese cliché…. KARAOKE! It was good, like playing singstar but for about 10 pounds Posted by callyally in Cally and Alex | Jun 27, 2009
  • Japan - ride on the peace train After Tokyo we traveled around Japan by train for three weeks starting in Hiroshima and work Posted by daveliz in Dave & Elizabeth's World Adventure | Jun 13, 2009
  • I will b etravellin to Tokyo form 5/15 July 2009 I think we will have a very good time I am a musician, DJ, engineer form Spain Have a look at my webs http://www.myspace.com/djmoderno http://www.myspace.com/horthymusic Please come back to me if you are interested to share any experience during th Posted by DjModerno in Travellin to Tokyo 5/15 July | Jun 23, 2009
  • Japan Having been in Japan for over two weeks and having travelling to a few different places I've formed a few thoughts about the place. In some ways it is quite familiar to a one used to the Western style Posted by ronanm32 in The Eastern Campaign | Jun 20, 2009
  • Tokyo, Japan Whoa, I've seen big cities but Tokyo is in a league of its own. The transport network alone is phenomenal if a little confusing at times. The interconnected railways and different subway systems all give a mind boggling array of Posted by ronanm32 in The Eastern Campaign | Jun 17, 2009
  • Hitching Holiday Since I was a kid I have listened to my father’s tales of traveling the open Canadian road into Alaska. My father chose the most interesting way to travel: hitchhiking. When we were kids and t Posted by brendab in Japanese Adventure 2007 | Jun 14, 2009
  • Tokyo - the world's largest city Bright lights of Shinjuku, Tokyo. When Dave and I organized our trip around the world we had no idea how the order of countries we visited would affect us, but as it turns out, timi Posted by daveliz in Dave & Elizabeth's World Adventure | Jun 10, 2009
  • Japan Week 3 - The Alps and North Honshu 13 June 2009: From Tazawa-ko to Tokyo..... our last day in Japan. We woke up at the beautiful Tazawa-ko, a caldera lake surrounded by wooded mountains, famous for hiking, climbing, skiing and some of the most gorgeous onsen in Japan. We Posted by hazelnutty in Adventures in the North | Jun 14, 2009
  • Hiroshima, Japan I was not going to visit Japan without visiting the sites of one the globes most defining events – that being the location of where the world entered the nuclear age with a devastating and catastrophic moment of destruction. They city Posted by ronanm32 in The Eastern Campaign | Jun 12, 2009
  • Vertrek 13 september 2008 Hier ons vluchtschema 13SEP KL 1724 BRUSSELS - AMSTERDAM vertrek - 10:55 / aankomst 11:50 13SEP KL 0861 Posted by tanang in Japan | Sep 13, 2008
  • Kyoto, Japan The second major city on my tour of Japan was the historic city of Kyoto. All the guide books rave about this place as being the spiritual home of Japan and how beautiful the place. On first impressions the place Posted by ronanm32 in The Eastern Campaign | Jun 11, 2009
  • Japan Week 2 - On the organic rice farm Japan Travel Map Click on this Japan map link to see the detailed route and the main towns. http://www.travellerspoint.com/member_map.cfm?itinid=189101&tripid=189101 Bye to the Organic Farm It was a wonderful time with gorgeou Posted by hazelnutty in Adventures in the North | Jun 8, 2009
  • Osaka, Japan After much frantic searching in Shanghai I managed to find the ferry port. There is so much construction in that city at the moment nothing is where it should be. There are currently in the process of building a new Posted by ronanm32 in The Eastern Campaign | Jun 7, 2009
  • Japan: Narita Airport Here is my bento on the way to Busan, Korea from Narita Airport in Japan. It was really cool. I liked the airplane too. It was lovely and spacious. If only the international flight from Japan t Posted by lostzepher in Wanderlust | May 28, 2009
  • The little things when travelling Well I've left the squat toilets behind and arrived in the country of the heated toilet seats! Bliss! It really is the little things :-) Posted by ronanm32 in The Eastern Campaign | Jun 5, 2009
  • Goodness gracious, great balls of octopus! View of Osaka Castle, which we visited on our last day in Osaka. We're back on the beach (in Zanzibar), in the final days of our trip. Before this - and right after Bali - we spent thre Posted by jkirsch in Around the World with Jake and Nicole | Jun 4, 2009
  • Tokyo and new adventures After a ride back to Tokyo on the bullet train we found our way to the hotel using the map book. We are becoming quite proficient in getting around, but of course with addresses in Chinese or Japanese we find Posted by Miss Chris in Grandma on The Go | May 30, 2009
  • Kyoto and beyond... The same day that we spent in the Tsukiji fish market, we literally whizzed down to Kyoto on the Shinkansen train (super fast, super cool bullet train). What an experience - it puts our trains a Posted by Tom and Jo in Tom & Jo's Travels | May 30, 2009
  • Tokyo Our first few days in Japan were so different to what we imagined. Tokyo is unlike any other place that either of us has ever been before. Not only is the language so different and indiscipherab Posted by Tom and Jo in Tom & Jo's Travels | May 30, 2009
  • Here in Japan Unfortunately do to the major passport and customs, it took nearly an hour to get out of there if not more. My plane landed at about 16:34 and then we were held up on the plane to be 'quarantined'. After Posted by lostzepher in Wanderlust | May 29, 2009
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